MARK CAMERON (ACT): Minister, if I may, for the sake of—I'm not being belligerent; I'm just trying to understand. Going back to clause 202, in Part 4, about cooperative dairy companies' income tax regulations being revoked, in the actual piece of legislation it speaks to, and I quote, "The regulations also provide for the establishment of powers and procedure of the cooperative dairy companies' income tax appeal authority, which is to hear and determine objections to any decisions of the commission under the regulations or under section 146 of the Land and Income Tax Act 1954." Can you kind of try for the sake of the committee and myself—I am quite ignorant of all this—to explain how that doesn't create further uncertainty. You talked about outdated legislation. Arguably, it seems a protective mechanism to the industry.