So in terms of the history, a couple of others have mentioned, so I won't do so in great depth, but the background to the legislation, I understand, hearkens back to 2015-2016, before my time in this House, and that was with some policy proposals released by the Reserve Bank at the time—effectively, recommending an update to the regulatory regime of financial market infrastructures (FMIs). That was endorsed by the Cabinet at the time—a National Government as it then was. It's been a framework being proposed out of that. That's continued forward. The current Government, in its second term—or second term of some slightly different version from the last Parliament. But nevertheless, we've had, more or less, a continuation of a work programme that I think's received bipartisan support not only in terms of its overall intent but very much in terms of the way that the system will operate, the regulatory regime. I've got a feeling that's maybe a bit of a tautology. I sense those are possibly from the same derivation.