Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): We got there. I would just like to clarify what's actually happening now. There's two things. The Minister says—and technically correctly—that it would be expedient to wait until the computer system is up and running, but as I mentioned, this was a quite heavy burden for those people who fell into arrears and who didn't really have great means to pay. Am I correct that, actually, the Commissioner of Inland Revenue does have a power to remit in circumstances and that, perhaps, a slightly long bow could be drawn in order to exercise her powers? And secondly, it was part of one of my first questions, which was: what's actually happening with the degree to which child support arrears are being incurred? Because it would be quite nice to think that we're seeing a reduction even before the new computer system takes full effect.