The second thing I wanted to raise was the question of the outcome of this legislation, because it's my experience that about 50 percent of the laws passed in this Parliament achieve the exact opposite of what they set out to achieve, and that is because the world is very complicated and it's hard to predict what the consequences of the legislation are, particularly in matters relating to tax law. So that is why the general process is to spend a lot of time in a formulaic and laid out manner consulting with those people who deal with this day in, day out and understand the nuances of what's going on, so as to reduce the odds of the legislation bringing the exact opposite effect to what we want. We're not doing that. What we're doing is we're ramming this through under urgency.