When it comes to actually making the case for change, there is no evidence anywhere in the regulatory impact statement that reducing the threshold of donations being declared from $15,000 to $5,000 is going to change anything. Is there any evidence that there is undue influence being bought on the New Zealand political scene by people donating between $5,000 and $15,000 anonymously? Why would people want to do that? Well, there's very good reasons why people might want to donate anonymously, as outlined in the regulatory impact statement. There are a lot of reasons given, particularly concern around people being targeted, concern about perceived risk to the safety of the family and employment and business interests, and some people are concerned that being associated with a particular party could adversely impact their ability to secure Government contracts. We know that this Government is very vindictive when it comes to people who are critical towards them, and people are quite naturally worried about being disclosed as donating to another party in small limits. 