The problem here that this bill is trying to address—well, there are three. The first is that transparency around large donations needs to be improved. There is influence that people have when they make a large donation to a political party, and it's only right that we record the name of the person making a donation. That extends to the second point, which is that when someone makes a donation of up to $1,500 and they are named and they intend to be named, there is no rule which requires party secretaries currently to disclose that part. That is a fundamental part of something like trust accounting, where if you give a donation to any cause and you expect to be named and you expect that to be transparent, you would expect the trustee—or, in this case, the party secretary who is receiving the donation on your behalf—to be transparent about what your intentions there were.