DAN BIDOIS: Well, we can tell you more about how it does it; it's pretty simple. Michael Wood wants to know more about it. So how does it do it? Well, to put an audited set of accounts together for IFRS, you've got to go to an accounting firm, right? How much does an accounting firm—well, Deborah Russell can tell you; she's an accountant. Oh no, she's not. She's a lecturer. Professor Deborah Russell has given us a lecture today in accounting, and essentially what we have here is the cost burden of going to an accountant, preparing the statements, that, in fact, perhaps a lot of these organisations are not doing—they're not doing so because they're technically in breach, but they already do it for GAAP. So this law is an important law that we're debating today to seek to address that anomaly, to simplify cost of compliance for these fantastic organisations, and we on this side of the House think that anything that reduces cost of compliance for organisations in a time like this should be rushed through the House.