The previous member said that it might put people off actually standing for local government. To that, I say: I don't think so. People that go into becoming elected officials on behalf of their community generally know what they're going into. Obviously, the bigger the city, the more political this becomes; in smaller, more regional councils, sometimes it can be quite different. But I don't believe it will put people off. I think that people that know that they're going to be standing for elected positions, they know that there's a job to do. They know that there's certain things that they have to fill out, and, actually, a pecuniary interest form is just one of them.