So when I look at my own little town and I think of a little village that's attached to the northern outskirts called Hikurangi, which is one of my favourite second-hand shopping expeditions, and I think of the small, literally mum and dad businesses that are running up there—Village Vintage Treasure, should you be up that way, is an excellent place to go to. The compliance costs on them were this bill to come into effect are beyond what I think could be borne, not to mention the smaller businesses around there which deal in goods which are necessary to my small and impoverished community. The compliance costs to buy a computer system—possibly not the right system for their budgets, because they will have to comply with police—the unforgiving timescale of three months to implement, and then the serious penalty of up to $10k for failing to comply means that any time the police change, my little business in Hikurangi is going to have to change too. It is also unforgiving for the police, who are going to have to roll out a standard system across the country nationally—again, within a very tight time frame. It is expensive. It is unrealistic.