What's interesting about this bill is that normally when you're looking at funding regimes, you'll be possibly looking at total operating expenses or total revenue when it comes to funding. But this, of course, is a cap of rates revenue, 2 percent of rates revenue—not all revenue but of rates revenue. And I think it's interesting, the restraint that's shown, because technically these organisations are allowed up to a maximum, if we look at the 2019-20 fiscal year, of $34.3 million, and instead their funding envelope has been $15.5 million. I'm sure they'd like to get their hands on the remainder of that available funding, as per legislation. But what we've seen, as I just mentioned, is a really heart-warming process of all nine incredible charities doing their best to put their best foot forward in terms of funding. And that's exactly what Dr Parmar has done here: put her foot forward for these charities to make sure that their life's a little easier, and a little easier as per regulations and accounting practices. 