This bill will likely become law in time for the upcoming local body elections, which are being held in October this year. I'll just acknowledge the comments from the previous speaker, Mr Simon Watts, about how important it is for people to put themselves forward for local body elections. For those watching this late at night, I do encourage people to consider standing for local government. They are important roles. That means that this bill, while it will take effect in law, will actually take effect in practice a few months after—120 days after—the election in October. So we will see the effect of it quite shortly—in less than a year. Following that, the committee decided that the members would follow a similar process to those of us elected here to Parliament—that those interests would be declared on an annual basis following that. I'm really looking forward to seeing the bill have its practical effect very shortly, and it's good to see that happening.