So what this bill is trying to do is recognise that it sometimes takes time for parents to work out what the arrangements are that they'll put in place with respect to their children immediately following a breakup, particularly, and how that process works through, and in many cases it takes time. So I think the move to the 28-day test is a practical measure in terms of giving the parties sufficient time to actually work out what those arrangements are, and also for the person who's making the payments to make sure that those payment arrangements—whether it's done through their work or whatever—can be put in place. So I think that is a very crucial part of this piece of legislation. 