I'll talk in a bit more detail about these; it'll really light up your night a bit later on. But that was the provision that was set down by the Charities Act 2005, so we're talking about 15 years ago now. All of these institutions, by their nature, have that charitable purpose. They're not-for-profit, private organisations. They're not actually publicly owned council institutions either, even though their funding, effectively, comes from a public source—the Auckland councillors levy—they're, effectively, all charitable institutions and often also have additional funding coming in from the various ways that charities raise money to support themselves as well: public appeals and the like. So those institutions, under the Charities Act, are supposed to be reporting along the GAAP lines, and that's well accepted.