In committee, we did look at this, and it went to and fro—one of the joys of virtual Parliament is I can see Chlöe Swarbrick quite clearly taking notes, and I'm sure she'll have something to say on this. But what we did do is something quite important and that is address two things: remote voting is one—the ability of unit title holders, who couldn't otherwise make the meeting, to attend a meeting remotely and vote remotely—and also to vote in advance, electronically, perhaps by email. And the third thing was to give a proxy to a third party but direct how that proxy is exercised. So they've seen the motion, and they have made clear that it's to be voted for or against, so it's a very limited proxy. So I think proxy farming, the idea that somehow it's illegitimate to go out and get votes for a particular course of action—even if we accept that, I think there's a really substantial set of things which address that in the bill itself.