So, I say to the House, yes, this legislation does do something good, and I suppose I should praise, in obligatory fashion, Parmjeet Parmar for bringing this bill to the House—good on you, Parmjeet Parmar—but there's no need for this legislation. We should be abolishing the funding board and saying, "Thanks for your service for 10 years or 12 years. You didn't really need to do much for the last 10.", but Parliament does still have this piece of legislation in place. The previous councils weren't funding them properly, and good on Parliament for doing the right thing at the time, but there's no need any more for this funding bill. There's no need any more for the board to sit there and do nothing but shuffle money and drag out $350,000 in admin costs just for the privilege of sitting there.