Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Tēnā koe, e Te Mana Whakawā. Well, the Opposition is struggling, really, to find things to oppose in this bill. We know that the National Party will be supporting it to select committee, and I suspect even Mr Seymour, floundering around there looking for things to criticise in it, will actually engage in some robust and constructive discussion at Finance and Expenditure Committee. It may be a change, but I look forward to it anyway. I'm forever the optimist. I mean, an objection on the basis that we're requiring details of investors to be given to the IRD, really? Does he really think that we ought not require information to be given to the IRD? 