Now, it seems to me that there could be something wrong here. I'd ask a simple question: a family, two incomes, $70,000, three kids, what do each of those blocks of calculation—that initial period we've got now, the period that takes us through to 1 July from April, and then from April through to the end of next year—actually mean for that family? I would have thought that that would be something the officials would have had on a spreadsheet somewhere and could have at least said, "Well, we haven't got it for $70,000. We've got it for $75,000. We've got it for $60,000. We've got it for $80,000 and $90,000.", and so on, so that we could actually get an understanding of what's being done here.