So it has become a priority because three of the five elected parliamentary parties in the previous Government last term did come into question in terms of the types of systems they had in place when they took electoral donations—and I'm using all of these words euphemistically, because, actually, two of them came to be investigated by the Serious Fraud Office for criminal activity when it comes to electoral donations. And as others have said, we don't comment on the outcomes of court cases in here. That is to say we don't say where the court case outcomes are good or bad, but it would be remiss of us to ignore when issues are highlighted through the courts, to prioritise addressing those issues, and to open them for debate through a select committee process. So this bill does that with lowering the anonymity threshold. I would say that the Green Party states our position through my bill that the threshold should be lowered even further to $1,000 rather than $5,000, but this is a good start and that is something that will be heard in select committee.