Now, basically, the bill would replace a requirement for specific amenities—we have a list of amenities there—to prepare financial statements in accordance with New Zealand equivalents to International Financial Reporting Standards, we call it NZ IFRS, with a requirement to prepare in accordance with generally accepted accounting practice—that's GAAP. Now, this means that the bill corrects an anomaly in the financial reporting requirements that apply to specific amenities. I emphasise that this is for specific amenities because we are limiting the bill to a certain list, a list of amenities in Auckland—and that is very important to note. So this bill would allow the specified amenities to prepare a single set of financial statements instead of two; now we have two because of the problem of what we call the legislative overlook from 2015.