So one of the things is, in many instances, what people do with companies is they start paying themselves through shareholder advances. And they can use that mechanism as a way to pay themselves income which will not traditionally be captured under the definition of income. I'm not suggesting for a moment that it's an illegal practice—it's a very standard form of payment that shareholders use, whether in their company or a personal situation, but I think this bill hasn't reflected some of that sophistication. But I do welcome the move towards incorporating interest and dividends, because that's pretty clear cut. In terms of the shareholder advances, I think that's something that officials, in time, might turn their mind to, because I think people always evolve, and as you put in a new piece of legislation, people then react to it, and we end up just going down a rabbit hole. So we could have been a bit more comprehensive on that issue.