The issue that I have with this is that there are 16 different registers, including entity registers like the companies register and occupational licensing registers, and each of these registers were actually established with separate pieces of legislation guiding their operation. As Andrew Bayly has said, levies are set for the purposes of collecting the cost of doing the business—as in Government administering the register, the cost of doing that. So for example, if the Minister was collecting a levy for his work in terms of his portfolio, and his colleague sitting next to him was collecting a separate levy for doing his piece of work, imagine if his colleague, who has a much smaller portfolio which requires less money, dipped into the pool of the Minister's levy collection. This effectively means that it's an uneven playing field for different registers, and yet it is pooled into one.