I would say, from our vantage point, having met advocates for the digital asset mining sector, it's as though you're confronting a major perception problem. There's a massive amount of education that has to happen for regulators and for decision-makers such as yourselves, and you're doing it in the context of a media portrayal of the industry that is just so negative these days.
In trying to resolve this tax amendment issue with the Department of Finance, it's frustrating because just in interacting with the department, with department officials.... They're very smart, capable people, and they're doing their best, but there hasn't been any meaningful interaction between those officials who are drafting the laws and government decision-makers who are having these laws passed to really understand what's happening in the industry, and it is a rapidly changing industry.
Your idea of bringing together a comprehensive government approach to looking at many facets of this is very appealing, because it's something that you can focus on, that government officials and lawmakers can focus on, as the place where this discussion can be advanced, and advanced in a meaningful way.
What's happening now is very transactional. We're trying to put out fires here and solve problems there, and it's a challenging environment for stakeholders who are trying to engage effectively with government.