I just wanted to spend just a brief time, if I can, to ask the Minister a bit more about the cost of this scheme. So it is said in the paperwork, if I'm correct, $16 million, but then there is the reference to needing the full-time equivalents (FTEs) for 750, and there is a reference or a statement in there that Inland Revenue (IR) has sought funding. So I'm just getting some clarity: is the $16 million excluding the 750 FTEs or is it inclusive of that $16 million? And when it says that IR has sought funding, how much funding has it sought, and, then, I suppose, what would be the outcome if the funding was denied? Does that mean there wouldn't be anyone to administer the programme? So it would be helpful to understand the true cost of what the $16 million is and how much on top of that may be paying for the 750 FTE, which does seem a lot considering we do know the bureaucracy has grown by 10,000 under this Government—so you would argue there's probably someone with a bit of time around the beltway. So it would be helpful for us to understand the overall figure a bit more.