So the major area of change in this bill is to allow the register to charge levies as well as fees, which go towards supporting all 16 registers listed in the newly added Schedule 14. The benefits and costs of the standard practice of using fees from all 16 registers is made legal and the main beneficiaries—theoretically, entities on the smaller of the 16 registers are beneficiaries, as this bill enables companies to be charged levies to help fund their registers. However, the reality is that this is not currently the status quo. So in terms of cost, theoretically, entities on the Companies Register are paying the price, as the bill enables companies to be charged levies to help fund the registers. However, the reality is that this status quo—and we've already supported the Companies Office Register Funding Validation Act—needs to be brought in line. So we look forward to the Minister's commitment to allowing for submissions at the select committee, and as part of the Finance and Expenditure Committee, we'll be going through this thoroughly. ACT supports the bill on its first reading.