But in all seriousness, with a little humour aside, I wouldn't mind understanding why there is a necessity for this preamble to exist. I suspect reading it through it's relatively narrative, it's explanatory, but that's relatively unusual in New Zealand law. We often look towards committee reports and, if you will, the overall Hansard. Well, what's recorded in Hansard, the overall debates—I'd be interested for the member to explain why there is a preamble. In some ways why is—well, we don't appear to have what we will often have; it's not so much the purpose section, but "definitions"; that's the word I'm looking for. In some ways, if she would like to answer that, some of the usual elements we'd see in definitions such as what "GAAP" means, the acronym "GAAP"—has that just been deliberately incorporated into the preamble? So to the extent that she would like to take a call and explain, it would be welcome.