The area where I think there has been a solution looking for a problem, and the remedial matter that I most strongly object to, is the GST on roaming charges. It's bad in principle and it's bad in practice. Now, we've had the Goods and Services Tax Act in place for 35 years, and it is held up globally as the most efficient value-added tax framework in the world. Countries are envious of it, and a lot of my former tax accountant colleagues made a lot of money in Australia when the Howard Government introduced their GST some years ago, and in order to be able to placate support parties in the Parliament, they had to do some ridiculous things, which led to variations in things like raw chicken versus cooked chicken, and bread being GST-exempt but chips not—all sorts of crazy variations. We don't have that. We have a GST on everything except exported goods, financial transactions, and residential rentals. There might be one or two others. I'm sure Ms Edmonds will be able to fill in the gaps.