I explained this in the previous Parliament. Through the experience of a conflict of interest adviser, the overall initial disclosure gives the adviser a position on the overall net worth of the individual. It's not necessarily that the case will occur, but there are annual reviews that occur. You have a snapshot at the beginning of the life of the individual complying with a conflict of interest code. What may happen, on annual review, is that snapshot or that value may differ. And through the life of the office, we've had situations where there's been an increase in, say, the net worth of the individual, which is unexplained. It just comes up within the personal assets, so we'll go back and ask a question--what's this attributable to--just to close the loop on it.
On May 9th, 2006. See this statement in context.