The Opposition have been quibbling over it. First of all, they've complained that they don't know the detail. The most recent speaker—Simon Watts—said he wasn't sure whether it applied to New Zealand tax residents or New Zealand residents. Well, frankly, I do know that detail and he clearly does not. Tax residency is quite different from residency for citizenship purposes, and people who complain about knowing the detail ought to know that in the first place before they get up and complain about it. It's straightforward—it goes to New Zealand tax residents, people who have been residents in New Zealand for 183 days or more within a one-year period. It's quite straightforward. Anyone who wants to comment on tax ought to be able to tell you that.