So, first of all, I'd just like to say there are some elements of this bill that are good and we supported. I think the Minister, in reading out his speech just before, actually adequately catered for and dealt with the issue of the contribution of the Finance and Expenditure Committee's work on it, which—I acknowledge all my colleagues. But I think there were some good things. The first thing was the issue around cryptocurrency—dealing with the GST element on that, and ensuring that cryptocurrencies weren't subject to GST rules. Also, allowing for GST on the domestic leg of a parcel, as an example, that has come from internationally—say, from Australia—when it gets delivered to the home address in New Zealand. This bill, when it's enacted, will mean that the GST component of the domestic component is not payable on that transaction. 