no, i think what we've seen in the last few years, rightly, is governments around the world wanting to put in place rules of the road for technology. and it's become so important. you've seen that through the pandemic, you know, the tech—celeration. it's part of everyday life for everyone. and, of course, what they want to do is understand what the technology can do. how do we make sure that technology is harnessed for good and we fight the bad? and part of myjob is to explain those things to policymakers as they work on those new bills. and what we try to do is be in a position where they want to hear from us because we've got expertise, but we don't expect the rules that have already written in the way that we would like. and we've got some big new bills at the moment in europe, the digital services act, which is all about the responsibilities of platforms and in the uk, the 0nline safety bill, which is even broader than the european bill and covers a lot of areas of responsibility. and we really welcome that. you know, the objectives of that bill are about keeping you safe online, helping to ensure that you have privacy and freedom of expression. and we will come on to that in a minute. ijust wondered because i obviously mentioned tax and i know you probably