ANDREW BAYLY (National—Hunua): Thank you, Madam Chair. There have been three themes that have been running so far. And so I just wanted to, first of all, pick up on the theme that my colleague the Hon Gerry Brownlee spoke about, and it relates to the issue of the small-business tax package—and the Minister of Finance referred to it before. The first thing, I want to compliment the Government for actually changing the rules around the tax continuity rules so that small businesses can raise additional cash without having to actually go and worry about the shareholding arrangements, because under the current arrangements, if you raise new lots of cash from different shareholders and you breach the 49 percent continuity of the same shareholder rule, then you lose all those tax losses that small companies—when they're in their start-up phase. So that's a good measure.