And then we've got a relevant overseas person—of course, a person in the law can be not only a natural person, what we regard as a human being walking around, but also may be a legal entity. So to the extent that that could be a trust or a company, I do wonder—well, actually, a trust specifically. With the language there in clause (2A) and then in (c), "the individuals with control of the relevant overseas person"—I wonder if the Minister could confirm that it might be possible for individuals or natural persons to have control of a trust, and therefore be its legal owners, but actually the beneficial ownership is the relevant test really, in terms of the overseas investment regime.