Comparing this to Parliament—local government to Parliament—is drawing a long bow, because we as ordinary MPs are paid more than almost every mayor in New Zealand, and certainly more than almost every councillor in New Zealand, and the other opportunity we have, of course, as MPs is there's a fair chance you're going to become a Minister, who's then paid more than any mayor in New Zealand and making decisions that have dramatic effects on the future of everyone in this country and on all sorts of areas, whereas local government is pretty much confined to certain areas, and certainly confined locally. So I think there's a very big difference between the responsibilities that local councillors and mayors have, or particularly local councillors have, and the people who occupy this building. And it's interesting to note—and I'll get on to the penalties in a minute, because Tangi Utikere talked about the penalties—that three of our members of Parliament couldn't get their returns in on time. You'd wonder how that would happen, really, because that can't be that difficult.