The other thing I'll just say on this—and again, it's raised in Ms Durkin's submission—is that this is quite an unusual piece of legislation in which it lists a schedule of organisations, effectively, to whom this publicly appropriated money applies to. This goes to why it's important that the financial reporting standards are appropriate, because these organisations, to some extent, are privileged. I'm not saying that in a pejorative way. I'm not saying that they shouldn't be there. But there are other organisations outside the tent who don't get publicly appropriated money to support their organisation, who do provide regional services. So the point that Ms Durkin raises is that you have to have a high level of probity and transparency about the funding that these organisations are getting and about the decisions that the funding board itself is making, because it's the allocations body, effectively.