There'll be quite a few people, I reckon, who would read it and go, "Oh yeah, the chief executive.", and the "chief executive" of so and so is littered throughout the statute book now, and they'll read it and go, "the chief executive of MBIE", "the chief executive of DIA", "the chief executive of"—whatever, and they'll say, "OK, that's fair enough. That's all good. I understand. That's fine." Well, now you have to know to read the legislation and go, "Oh yeah, the chief executive. Ah, right—that's right. Parliament, in its infinite wisdom three years ago, decided that the way to work out who the chief executive is that you have to go down to the very bottom of the Act and work out who the responsible agency is, and—oh, that's right. That's who it is." 