It also brings consistency across councils, because some councils already have a form of something similar to what we have as MPs, a register of pecuniary interests, but some councils don't. So at the moment, there's an ad hoc system. This piece of legislation will bring consistency to the councils, which is a good thing. It also covers local boards—initially it didn't; it only covered the territorial councils, but this now covers local boards, which is a good change the select committee made. I'm thinking of the example up in Auckland where there are a number of local boards and those local boards make significant investments of ratepayers' money into their communities. So that was a practical, important, important change. This bill doesn't cover CEO staff, CEOs or staff, only elected members. Just an important point to raise there. It's for $500, but captures cumulative donations over $500. 