NICOLA WILLIS (National): I want to change tack a little and talk about clause 151, which is about defacing bank notes. This is an interesting part of the Act, which the Minister has chosen not to change in this modernisation. I just want to ask him a little more about that, because I do remember being informed as a young person that it was, in fact, an offence for me to intentionally deface a bank note: to write on it, to rip it, any of that sort of thing. That is, in fact, the case in the bill we are debating here. I note—and for the purposes of all those who may be concerned that they have, in the past, written on a bank note and may now have broken the law and not been aware of that—that that offence does not apply if you have first sought permission from the Reserve Bank. But if you have committed the offence of defacing a bank note, you are liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $2,000. So you could be fined for drawing on a bank note.