Well, I struggled a little bit with that. But you are involved if you arrange a contract—presumably you can still be an employee and arrange a contract, and therefore you're captured by being an intermediary—or you give regulated financial advice. But you're not involved if you're distributing an advertisement of promotional materials or you're carrying out a prescribed occupation—maybe the Minister could tell us what a prescribed occupation is—in relation to their service or carrying out a prescribed activity. It would be maybe quite useful, given these are quite new clauses, knowing what a prescribed occupation and prescribed activity are. Maybe the Minister could give us a very clear synopsis of who within an intermediary is actually captured under these rules, because presumably, if you're providing the service and getting paid for it, you are, but you're not if you're doing promotional activity and you're not if you're an employee—apparently. So can I just ask the Minister to clarify that aspect given it's his SOP?