I've touched on a couple of measures in this bill. I think that a quick recap of the other principal features of the bill would be beneficial. The penalties imposed by the scheme are intended to be an incentive for parents to comply, but they can actually have the reverse effect if the penalties are too harsh. So this bill proposes a more pragmatic approach. The child support scheme imposes an initial late payment penalty, a follow-up penalty soon after, and then an incremental penalty. The policy objective is for parents to get back on track quickly, and the best way to do that is for Inland Revenue to work with that parent to get them on track, with the objective of preventing the second stage penalty being imposed. So we propose to shift that second stage of the initial late payment penalty to give Inland Revenue time to help the parent. 