The reality is that those 16 funds actually comprise probably hundreds of thousands of levy-payers, and those hundreds of thousands of levy-payers rely on us elected representatives of this House to make sure that we do right by them, that we understand the law and the legal frameworks and the conventions and the constitutions that go along with raising levies. Goodness knows they're high enough as it is, even when the costs are appropriately gathered where they fall and those levies do reflect accurately. But the risk of cross-subsidisation that will go on if this law is passed and the Government passes regulations exactly as they have said they will makes this quite the wrong thing to do, and I think even the Labour members of the Finance and Expenditure Committee need to look within themselves. They aspire to ministry. They know that there are Ministers holding seats around the Cabinet table that might be not that long for this world. Maybe they can impress the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister, who will soon be the Prime Minister, with their acumen, their honesty, their integrity around passing very, very robust legislation, not lazy law, and maybe come up.