So when one group has a rate discount of $10,000, that money and that cost shifts to all of the other ratepayers. So, in effect, you have one group that will be subsidising another. Now, we already know that this is going on in the country, and we've had a couple of great examples today, but one of the things that did concern me when I was reading this paperwork was the lack of consultation. It was even brought up in the documentation when this bill was being prepared, and it says, "The RIA acknowledges time constraints around effective consultation," and "limited recent consultation with local authorities on proposals has led to some assumptions", and I would argue that it's led to some huge assumptions.