Perhaps while the Minister looks at that, I might look at one or two other aspects of Part 3 and carry on from where Mr Woodhouse was speaking, and the sort of inexplicable decision to go after what's estimated to be $7 million worth of GST collected on global roaming charges. Now, look, some of that global roaming charge will have been calculated at a time where there was significant international travel, where New Zealanders travelled significantly for recreational purposes. What we're likely to see in the next few years is New Zealanders travelling more for business reconnection, more for business expansion, and for a development of business activity as we try and grow exports out of this country, and you'd have to ask: was that ever a consideration for the rapacious IRD when they made this particular piece of advice available to the Government? 