I'll encourage all of those people that are sitting at home right now and have no idea what a pecuniary interest form is—like me, a few years ago—go online and have a look. You'll be able to see what all of us, as members of Parliament—you'll be able to see how many houses—one—you might have; or how many trusts you might be involved in; businesses that you own. I think that's really essential for transparency, for people—for ratepayers, for taxpayers alike—to be able to understand actually who your elected officials are and what interests they have. The more upfront and honest you can be, the more that you restore the faith of democracy across the country. For that reason, this bill is a good thing.