So here we have, in what's meant to be a bill about raising the top rate, a little exploration, a little bit of a fishing expedition by the Minister of Revenue, who wants to know a bit more about trusts. And we know the back story here, Minister—we all heard you back in Opposition, when you put trusts out there as the big bogeyman—but I'd invite you to reflect on the Tax Working Group, which your own Government put together, which said there weren't major issues here. But what you're prepared to do—what the Minister is prepared to do—is to create a massive compliance burden for every trust in the country, a huge new revenue boost for every tax lawyer in the country, just so that he can have a little bit of a nosy—not just a little bit of a nosy, a massive nosy. And I'd be interested to hear later on in this debate whether Inland Revenue Department have quite cottoned on to what the compliance requirements of this will be for them, and how many new people they'll be having to hire to make sure that every trust in the country files this incredibly detailed list of new information.