Due to the need to move quickly towards a new funding model for the Companies Office, we've introduced this bill without public pre-consultation on the underlying policy. And I have to say, as Minister, I'm very conscious of that. The users of the registry will want to have a say in how the registry operates and how the levy-making power is used, and how much they, of course, each will need to pay when they use the register in future. So I'm pleased therefore that they'll be able to participate in the select committee process of this bill in the coming months. That will provide the opportunity for the public, for users of the various registries to have their say, and perhaps more importantly again, the bill provides for a requirement that before any levies are set by regulations themselves, there needs to be a full consultation with those who are affected. The consultation will cover who is charged and how much, what the money is intended to be used for and why, and how the levies will be paid.