I want to go to clause 5, (2) and (3). It is in relation to the changes that have been brought into play in the GST legislation around cryptoassets. And I think those on the Finance and Expenditure Committee will remember, probably, this conversation—that the changes made under the Goods and Services Tax Act 1985 relate to the exclusion of "cryptoasset" from the definition of "goods and services", and, in effect, moving it to the definition of "currency". And, I guess, what we discussed at the committee—and I'd be interested to just get the Minister's perspective on it—is the unintended consequences of that change of definition, for cryptoassets, because while we're acknowledging the fact that they aren't going to be subject to GST, the unintended consequence of that change in definition—which may seem subtle but actually is significant—is the other associated services, such as brokerage, on those type of transactions may therefore be captured.