Anyway, so I looked for the regulatory impact statement on this bill, and it's an interesting one. When you introduce legislation that imposes new regulations on particular industries, one of the disciplines that, thankfully, this Government has retained from the previous Government is that it's supposed to go through a regulatory impact statement. So one of the basic sort of questions was: was there a regulatory impact statement to inform decisions around this bill? And the good news is there was. The second question is: if so, did the regulatory impact assessment team in the Treasury provide an independent opinion on the quality of that regulatory impact statement? The answer to that was no. No, they didn't.