Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to Domain's annual general meeting. I'm Nick Falloon, Chairman of Domain, and I'm hosting this meeting from the historic The Mint in Macquarie Street, Sydney. From here, I acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. I acknowledge the traditional custodians of the various lands on which you're attending this meeting today, the and the Aboriginal and Torres Islander people participating in this meeting. May I pay my respects to elders past, present, and emerging. We are pleased to welcome our shareholders to The Mint today, in addition to welcoming those participating virtually on the online meeting platform and participants joining by phone. For our participants here at the meeting venue, some important details regarding this venue and your safety. In the unlikely event of an evacuation, you'll be notified by the audio emergency warning system. Instructions will be given by venue staff, which you should follow. Use the emergency exits marked by the illuminated green exit signs and proceed to the assembly area outside the Hyde Park Barracks on the corner of Macquarie Street, opposite Hyde Park. The amenities are assessed by the corridor and are to be at the rear of this room. Light refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the meeting in the foyer outside the meeting room. Today, I'm joined by my fellow directors, as well as Domain's Company Secretary and Chief Financial Officer. I'm pleased to introduce the Chief Financial Officer, John Boniciolli, Rebecca Haagsma, Geoff Kleemann, our Company Secretary, Catriona McGregor, our Chief Executive Officer, Jason Pellegrino, Mike Sneesby, who is seeking re-election today, Diana Eilert, who is also seeking re-election today, and Greg Ellis. Now for the meeting formalities. Notice of the meeting was duly given, and the meeting has been properly convened. I note there is a quorum present, and I declare the meeting open. The agenda for today's meeting will be as follows: I'll provide some information on how eligible attendees can vote, comment, and ask questions at today's meeting. I'll then give the Chairman's address. I'll then hand over to the CEO to give the business review. We'll then conduct the formal business of the meeting, which includes the resolutions of today's meeting. I will now turn to how to participate in this hybrid meeting. Turning first to those who are attending the meeting in person. Those of you who have joined us today at The Mint would have been given an attendance card when you registered on arrival. If you have a yellow card, you are a voting shareholder, proxyholder, or corporate representative, and have chosen to vote using a paper voting card. In addition to voting, you're entitled to ask questions and make comments at this meeting. If you have a blue card, you're a non-voting shareholder. While you're entitled to ask questions and make comments, you are not entitled to vote at this meeting. If you have a red card, you are a visitor and not entitled to speak or vote at this meeting. Attendees in the room with either a yellow or blue card who wish to speak at the designated time are encouraged to raise their card and wait for the microphone attendant to join them before addressing the meeting. Attendees holding yellow cards are able to cast votes on each resolution at any time during the meeting by placing a mark in the for, against, or abstain box next to each of the resolutions on your voting card. Your cards will be collected at the conclusion of the meeting by attendees from our share registry provider, Link Market Services. If you didn't receive your voting card when you registered, please see one of the Link attendants who are located at the registration desk just outside the room. I will now provide some instructions specific to those attending via the meeting online platform. You can refer to the virtual meeting online guide, which is found on the event calendar page on our shareholder site, for further instructions at any time during the meeting. For our virtual attendees, please be reminded that only shareholders, proxyholders, or shareholder company representatives may vote, comment, or ask questions at this meeting. You're able to ask your question at any time during the meeting by clicking on the Ask a Question button, typing your question into the space provided, and clicking the Submit button. The space for questions is limited to around 500 characters, so please ensure that you write your questions succinctly. I encourage shareholders attending virtually to submit their written questions as soon as possible. Shareholders are now able to ask questions verbally through the online meeting platform by selecting the Ask a Question button, followed by the Go to Web/Phone option, and clicking on the green Phone button. Callers will then be connected to the meeting. Press star one to ask your question at the relevant item of business. If you prefer to ask your questions verbally using the telephone, you can phone Link on the number provided on page five of the virtual meeting online guide. Your shareholder status will be verified by the monitor. You will be placed in a queue and invited at the relevant time to ask your question over the telephone. Shareholders participating online through the virtual meeting platform can vote at any time during the meeting by selecting a Get a Voting Card on the home screen of the meeting platform. You can edit your vote at any time during the meeting, while voting is still open, by clicking on the Edit Card button. At the conclusion of the meeting, a red bar with a countdown timer will appear at the top of the webcast and slide windows, advising the remaining voting time. Finally, some instructions for all shareholders, proxy holders, and shareholder company representatives who are attending our hybrid meeting today, irrespective of the means. I expect a number of shareholders may want to ask questions during the meeting today. We will take questions first from attendees in the room, followed by attendees on the virtual meeting platform, and then the phone. Questions that are submitted online will be read out to me at the relevant point in the meeting by Domain's Investor Relations Advisor, Jolanta Masojada. There may not be sufficient time available to address all of the questions raised in the meeting, and we may also combine questions where we receive a number of a similar nature. Regarding voting, I will formally call for a poll on each of the resolutions to be considered at this meeting, and I now declare the polls open. The polls will remain open until the end of the meeting. Results of the voting on each resolution will be communicated to the ASX later today. I now turn to the chairman's address. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Domain's 2023 Annual General Meeting. We appreciate your interest in joining us today, and value the ongoing support of our shareholders. During FY 2023, Domain experienced a challenging macroeconomic backdrop, impacted by interest rates increasing at an unprecedented pace. The property market saw substantial declines in new listings, particularly in the key markets of Sydney and Melbourne. Our approach during this year was consistent with our disciplined strategy through the volatility of recent times. We balanced a cost-focused response to short-term market conditions with long-term growth-focused investment. Our cost initiatives resulted in a significant decline in operating expenses in the second half of FY 2023. As a result, Domain is in a strong position to benefit from when property listings return to normal levels. While the outlook remains uncertain with the ongoing global geopolitical shocks, I'm pleased to say that FY 2024 has experienced an improving environment, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne. For the 2023 financial year, Domain reported the following trading results, excluding significant items and discontinued operations. Revenue of some AUD 345.7 million, a 0.5% decline from the prior year, reflecting the challenging market backdrop. Earnings before interest, tax, and depreciation, EBITDA, of AUD 108.6 million, which declined 13% on a reported basis. Earnings per share of AUD 0.061, a decline of 32%, and a total dividend of AUD 0.06 per share, unchanged from the prior year. Net debt of AUD 185.8 million, which represents a leverage ratio of 1.9 x EBITDA. Domain reported a statutory net profit of AUD 26.1 million after taking into account significant items and discontinued operations. Significant items of AUD 5.2 million loss related to restructuring charges, costs incurred in relation to acquisitions and disposals, loss on contingent consideration, and minor impairment charges. The loss for discontinued operations of AUD 7.3 million reflects our planned exit from our Domain Home Loans joint venture. Domain's Property Marketplace has been established to deliver our long-term aspirations to play a much larger role in the property ecosystem in Australia. The Marketplace comprises Core Listings, which connects agents, corporates, and corporates with Domain's quality, engaged audience across digital, print, and social. Agent Solutions, which provides an end-to-end digital workflow that supports agents to build profitable and sustainable businesses. Consumer Solutions, which delivers direct-to-consumer services related to the property journey. And Domain Insight, which provides agents, consumers, government, financial institutions, and corporates with a broader array of high quality and actionable property data. Our marketplace model is designed to make our solutions work better together and expand the addressable markets we serve for our services. Agent solutions, consumer solutions, and Domain Insight each leverage the strength of our core listing businesses. As Jason will outline in his address, despite the difficult FY 2023 market backdrop, we have seen continued expansion in the proportion of depth or premium listings and yield. This reflects the significant value Domain delivers to customers and consumers. Domain has long recognized the strategic value of data and data infrastructure. These assets play a central role in supporting customers and consumers at more points of their property journeys. And our investment in machine learning and AI commenced in FY 2017 to drive unique and proprietary capabilities, and these have become embedded in our marketplace strategy. This investment is already delivering results with the recent commercialization of our LeadScope predictive pipeline for tools for agents and Social Boost products. In addition, AI is powering continued enhancement of our data quality. Domain is strongly positioned for the next wave of technology disruption. Domain remains committed to progressing our environmental, social, and governance practices to deliver sustainable value to our stakeholders. I'll make special mention of highlights in each of these pillars. In environment, we measure our Scope 3 emissions for the second consecutive year. We established a cross-functional working group to prepare for new sustainable reporting standards, which are expected to take effect in the next financial year. In social, we continue to enhance policies to support our market-leading position in diversity and inclusion. In governance, we strengthen our data security and privacy practices. The large number of high-profile data breaches highlights the critical importance of investing in this area. Finally, I would like to express my appreciation to my fellow board members for the important role they play in providing guidance and wise counsel. Shareholders benefit greatly from their expertise and commitment. On behalf of the board, I'd like to thank our people for their dedication, hard work, and resilience in fulfilling our purpose to inspire confidence in life's property decisions. I would particularly like to acknowledge our CEO, Jason Pellegrino, and his leadership team for navigating the challenging circumstances of FY 2023. Domain is well positioned to deliver on the opportunities that lie ahead, and I now invite Jason to provide a business review. Jason? Good morning, everyone, and thank you to our shareholders for joining us at today's annual general meeting. Through the challenging market environment of FY 2023, Domain's marketplace strategy has served shareholders well. Nick outlined in his chairman's address, how our property marketplace supports our longer-term aspirations to play a much larger role in Australia's property ecosystem. Today, I'd like to share how our strategy is strengthening Domain's competitive positioning and contributing to our financial results. At last year's AGM, I spoke of Domain's evolution from an online classifieds business to a property marketplace. This slide demonstrates the journey of the Domain business over the last five years. Through it all, we have balanced portfolio optimization and expense-based rationalization with the foundational investments that can deliver transformational opportunities in the future. The critical importance of taking this long-term view is demonstrated by the recent and rapid emergence of new technologies, including predictive AI, generative AI, and large language models. The investment we have undertaken in this area since FY 2017 has allowed Domain to establish a market-leading position to deliver and commercialize predictive data models to agents and enterprise customers. Products such as LeadScope strongly position Domain to further benefit from the rapid acceleration we are seeing in AI capabilities. The evolution of Domain's operating model has underpinned a significant change in the quality and potential of our revenue mix. In FY 2018, more than a third of Domain's revenue came from low margin and limited growth potential assets, including print. Today, that percentage is reduced to just 5%, offset by a significant increase in the contribution from higher growth, higher margin digital marketplace solutions. In any transformation, the challenge of reshaping an underlying business while continuing to deliver value to stakeholders is incredibly complex. Many people compare this process to changing the wheels on a bus while it is driving down a highway. Transformations are not brought about by technology, they are achieved by people. I would like to acknowledge the tireless work of the fabulous team we have at Domain, as well as the unwavering support of Domain's board. Our commitment to building a higher quality, higher margin business has supported the pleasing progress of Domain's business, despite the difficult market backdrop of FY 2023. The structural and long-term benefits of this strategy are clearly illustrated on this slide, which highlights the performance of the business over the past five years. The operating environment in FY 2023 was very different to five years ago, with FY 2023 listings down around 13% lower than FY 2018, and in fact, New South Wales' listings faring even worse, down 18%. While overall group revenues in FY 2023 were broadly similar to FY 2018, revenues excluding the discontinued and structurally challenged businesses were 44% higher. The drivers of this performance are the actions we have taken to strengthen the business. In FY 2023, the depth penetration of listings was 2/3 higher than in FY 2018. Even as the past five years have experienced unprecedented market volatility and rapid mix shifts across different geographic regions. Our success in driving depth penetration has supported consistent growth in revenue per listing. In the first quarter of FY 2024, average revenue per sale listing increased 21% year-on-year, despite the national new for sale listings being slightly lower year-on-year. The benefits of higher pricing and new product launches have combined with a recovery in high-yielding Sydney and Melbourne markets to deliver this accelerated growth rate. These structural and long-term benefits of our marketplace strategy are also reflected in the performance of our audience metrics over the past five years. We are committed to the ongoing improvement of the experience Domain provides to agents and consumers. Despite the very different market circumstances in FY 2023 versus FY 2018, our inquiry volumes and views per listing have increased by 35% and 74%, respectively. The quality of our audience continues to strengthen, with a greater percentage of our audience having purchased a house in the past 12 months than either our major competitor or the national average. In the past quarter, we have outperformed our major competitor in audience growth. Our Q1 unique audience has increased close to 4% versus Q4 2023, as we head into the important spring selling season, more than twice the growth rate of our major competitor. Turning now to a brief overview of the performance of each of the four components of our marketplace strategy. Core Listings connects agents and corporates with Domain's quality, engaged audience. In FY 2023, the business achieved an 8% increase in controllable residential yield, despite the difficult market circumstances. Depth penetration reached a new peak, and we delivered pleasing attachment rates for our new Social Boost All Tier. A key milestone was the delivery of a new consumer-centric, map-based, mobile search experience. This market-leading functionality marks the most significant improvement in the user experience since the launch of the Domain mobile app in 2009. In the first quarter of FY 2024, controllable yield has accelerated to a growth of 13%, benefiting from strong performance of new and upgraded depth contracts, and the performance of our newly launched depth product, Platinum Edge, which has exceeded our expectations. FY 2023's challenging listing environment is illustrated on this slide, with the declines in Q2 and Q4 exceeding the downturns experienced during the COVID and the Royal Commission. Through this period, Domain's controllable outcomes have been impacted by the backdrop of the environment, operating environment. The first quarter of FY 2024 has experienced consistent improvement each month, with a particularly strong performance in September. The recovery in Q1 listings volumes has seen controllable yield accelerate to 13% from the 8% delivered through FY 2023. We continue to expect that, on average, we can deliver increases in controllable yield of 12% through the cycle. The FY 2023 controllable yield outcome of 8% is all the more impressive, giving the disproportionate listing volume declines of more than 21% and 16% respectively in Domain's highest yielding markets of Sydney and Melbourne. As the chart highlights, Sydney and Melbourne led listings market down and have seen a strong recovery in the first quarter of FY 2024. I mentioned earlier, Domain's consistent delivery of depth penetration improvements through the market cycles over the past five years. This performance has been maintained in the first quarter of FY 2024, with the overall growth in national depth penetration. We saw depth penetration increase in every state, bar the smaller WA market, which reflects the impact of some major price increases for our silver tier. We still see plenty of headroom for depth penetration to increase further. In Agent Solutions, we continue to enhance Domain's end-to-end digital workflow that supports agents to build profitable and sustainable businesses. During FY 2023, we maintained strong momentum at Realtime Agent, with revenue growth of 25%, along with a solid performance from Pricefinder's agent subscribers. We achieved the accelerated structural integration of Realbase and early benefits from sales and product synergies. And while Realbase felt the effects of listing pressure in inner Sydney and Melbourne and the natural disaster impacts of New Zealand, it continued to improve the customer experience with migration of clients to Realhub's advanced technology stack. Our powerful agent predictive pipeline tool, LeadScope, developed from prototype to full commercialization. In the first quarter of FY 2024, we have continued to see strong momentum from Realtime Agent. Realbase has experienced an improved performance from its campaign management platform, in line with the market conditions in Sydney and Melbourne. However, the environment for New Zealand and AIM's social media business has remained challenging. In consumer solutions, we remain optimistic about the opportunity to deliver to consumers direct-to-consumer services related to the property journey. We have the scale of audience and diversity of quality and exclusive data, enabling us to meet the needs of Australians across their lifelong property journey and deliver on our mission to inspire confidence in life's property journey decisions. At the full year results, we updated the market on our disciplined decision to discontinue funding our Domain Home Loans joint venture, as the business has not scaled in line with our high expectations. We remain in discussions around our preferred sale exit of the joint venture, and no further capital will be provided. As such, DHL is being held for sale and treated as a discontinued operation, and therefore excluded from our trading results. Domain Insights' broad array of high quality and actionable property data services, agents, consumers, governments, financial institutions, and corporates. During FY 2023, the IDS business was successful in securing the Valuer-General contract for Western Australia, and saw strong momentum in automated valuation model wins. The business has undertaken significant investment in recent years to create a single view of property, which contributed to listings completeness at Home Price Guide. In the first quarter of FY 2024, we are seeing the contribution from the new Western Australian contract, as well as new added value contracts in other jurisdictions. We continue to enhance the quality and features of our valuation solution suite, which is benefiting from the growth of our AVM business. Turning now to the current environment and outlook. Trading in FY 2024 Q1, from July to September 30, 2023, saw digital revenue up around 7.8% year-on-year, and total revenue up around 7.5% year-on-year. FY 2024 Q1 experienced a strong recovery in for-sale listings in high-value Sydney and Melbourne markets, which accelerated over the course of the quarter. However, national volumes were negative, impacted by weaknesses in Queensland and Western Australia. Stronger than expected take-up of new products and price increases delivered FY 2024 Q1 growth in residential average revenue per sale listing of 21%, including controllable yield of 13% and positive market mix of 10%. FY 2024 Q1 residential revenue growth of 9% reflects the 3% national listings volume decline and the accounting effect of a significant revenue deferral from Q1 to Q2, which saw a -8% impact. October group digital revenue is up around 12% year-on-year, reflecting the easing base of year-on-year comparison in Q2 versus Q1. While market conditions have experienced an improvement in Sydney and Melbourne, the outlook for national listings remains uncertain and cost discipline is being maintained. FY 2024 cost expectations are unchanged for a forecast increase in the mid- to high-single-digit range from the FY 2023 expense base, excluding discontinued operations of AUD 237.1 million. Domain is confident of resuming EBITDA margin expansion in FY 2024, supported by improving listings, successful price increases, take up of new depth contracts and products, including Platinum Edge, and continued cost restraint, balanced with investment in our marketplace strategy. Thank you for your attention. I'll now hand back to Nick to conduct the formal part of the meeting. Thank you, Jason. We will now move to the formal business of the meeting. Over 575 million proxies were received by the company for this meeting. That is approximately 91% of total shares on issue. Where undirected proxies have been given in favor of the Chair for a resolution, I will vote those proxies in favor of the resolution, as was indicated in the notice of the meeting. A copy of the company's constitution can be viewed on the company's Shareholder Centre at shareholders.domain.com.au, together with the notice of meeting and the virtual meeting online guide. The first item of business is the financial statements and reports, which are for consideration and discussion. The annual report contains the financial accounts for the Domain Group and the reports of directors and auditors, and the corporate governance statement, and other information about the business performance of our company. The company's auditor for the financial year ended June 2023, Ms. Jodie Inglis from Ernst & Young, is available today to answer any shareholder questions in respect of the audit. I note that the auditor has not received any written questions in advance from members. We now welcome shareholders to ask questions or make comments on the management of the company, or ask questions of the auditor. If you are in the room and have a yellow or blue card, please raise your card and a meeting attendant will be with you shortly. Online attendees, please either submit your questions via the Ask a Question button on the virtual meeting website, or by phoning Link on the number provided on page 5 of the virtual meeting online guide, and following the monitor's instructions. Good morning, Mr. Chairman. My name's Kevin Daly. I've just got a quick question on an item that appeared on your balance sheet. It's the item software (capital projects). Just wondering if you could elaborate on the nature of these capital projects? Thank you, Kevin, for your question. Those capitalized items relate to a development of software, our products, that we develop over time. So a great example for FY 2023 would have been the development of the new app, the new search Domain app. That we would, you know, has a future benefit, and we capitalize that development cost onto our balance sheet. That account for AUD 7 million worth, though? You know, there were other things like development of our MarTech platform, development of our privacy and data, you know, development, and other products and enhancements we do to our software every day, every week, every month through our product and technology organization. Any other questions? Jolanta, Jolanta, are there any questions? There are no questions at this time. Thank you. That concludes the discussion on the financial statements and reports. We will now move on to the resolutions. Resolution one, the adoption of the company's remuneration report, which is set out in the annual report. Under the Corporations Act, shareholders are entitled to an advisory vote on the remuneration report. The resolution will now appear on the screen. On the screen is the proxy count and voting directions received before the meeting for this resolution. I declare the resolution open for discussion. If you're in the room and have a yellow or blue card, please raise your card and a meeting attendant will be with you shortly. For online and telephone attendees, please ask your questions according to the instructions previously provided. I'll pause now for any questions. Jolanta, are any questions? There are no questions at this time. That concludes any discussion on this resolution. There are voting exclusions for this resolution. They are set out on page five of the notice of meeting. I will be voting open proxies that I hold in favor of the resolution. If you are attending the meeting in person and hold a yellow card, please vote by selecting either for, against, or abstain on your voting card. If you're attending via the virtual meeting website, you can cast your vote on your virtual voting card. I'll just wait for a second to let people vote. Thank you. We'll now move on to the next item of business. Re-election. The re-election of Diana Eilert. I note that the board unanimously supports the election of the director standing today, with the relevant directors abstaining from recommending their own appointments. The qualifications and experience of Ms. Eilert and Mr. Sneesby are set out in the notice of meeting. Resolution two is for the re-election of Diana as a Non-Executive Director. The resolution is on the screen. I will now invite Diana to address the meeting. Good morning, fellow shareholders. My name is Diana Eilert, and I've served on the board of Domain since the IPO in 2017. I'm delighted to offer myself for re-election for a third term as an independent director. There are four key areas of expertise I bring to Domain. Firstly, I have extensive experience as an ASX director. I've been an ASX non-executive director since 2010, when I commenced as the Nine's appointee on the REA board. I've held roles as a non-executive director, board chair, committee chair, CEO, or group executive of more than 10 listed entities during my career. I've been through takeovers, mergers, sales, capital raises, and many business challenges, as well as gaining regulatory experience as a member of the Australian Competition Tribunal, the appeals body for ACCC decisions. The second skill I bring is experience in running large, complex businesses. My executive career spans more than 25 years and includes roles such as Group Executive for Suncorp's entire insurance business, a separate role at Suncorp as Group Executive for Technology, People, and Marketing, and various profit center and operational roles during 10 years with Citibank. Thirdly, I bring strategy skills to Domain that were developed not just in running large businesses, but through roles including Head of Strategy and Corporate Development for News Limited, and as a Principal with Kearney and a Partner with IBM. Fourthly, and finally, my executive and board career are steeped in technology and digital disruption. I've been a Chief Technology Officer, Chaired Technology Committees, consulted to large companies on their technology strategies and projects, and now chair a global digital education platform. One of the big areas of focus for Domain and all boards is ESG. My extensive experience in technology, HR, customer, and people leadership give me the ability to test Domain's leadership, culture, our customer experience, and the robustness of our technology. The skills I bring complement those of the other board directors, and together, we bring strong board leadership to the tremendous business and executive team of Domain. I look forward to your support for my re-election. Thank you. Thank you, Diana. On your screen is the proxy count and voting directions received before the meeting for this resolution. I declare the resolution open for discussion. If you're in the room and have a yellow or blue card, please raise your card, and a meeting attendant will be with you shortly. For the online and telephone attendees, please ask your questions according to previous instructions. Pause for any questions. Jolanta, are there any questions online? There are no questions. Okay, looking at the numbers on the screen, I'd like to congratulate you on your reappointment, Diana. That concludes this resolution. I will be voting open proxies that I hold in favor of the resolution. You now have your, if you're attending the meeting in person and hold a yellow card, please vote for, abstain, against, or abstain on your voting card. If you're attending via the virtual meeting, you can cast your vote now. Thank you. We'll now move on to the next item of business. Resolution three is to consider the re-election of Mike Sneesby as a non-executive director. The resolution is on the screen. I will now invite Mike to address the meeting. Thanks, Nick, and good morning. I'm Mike Sneesby, Chief Executive at Nine, and it's been my pleasure to serve on the Domain Board, alongside my fellow directors over the last 2.5 years. As Chief Executive and Managing Director at Nine, I have the benefit of directly observing the evolving local and international media landscape. My role requires me to have a strong focus on recognizing the opportunities that are being presented by significant advances in consumer and enterprise technology and their impacts on consumer behavior and media consumption. Prior to my role at Nine, I've had a long career in digital media and technology businesses, both in Australia and overseas, before leading the streaming company, Stan, from its inception through to the established business that it is today. I'm pleased to be able to bring this experience with me as I continue to work with my fellow Domain directors as well as the Domain management team. Thanks, Mike. On your screen is the proxy count and voting directions received before the meeting. I declare the resolution open for discussion. If you're in the room and have a yellow or blue card, please raise your card, and a meeting attendant will be with you shortly. Those online or on the phone, I think you know the drill. Anyone, any questions? No. Are there any questions online? There are no questions. Thank you, Jolanta. It's right there. That concludes the discussion on this resolution. I'll be voting open proxies that I hold in favor of the resolution. If you're attending the meeting in person and hold a yellow card, please vote by selecting for, against, or abstain on your voting card. If you're attending via the virtual meeting website, you cast your vote on the virtual voting card. Thank you. We'll now move on to the next item of business. The next item on the agenda is Resolution Four, relating to the issue of performance rights to Domain's CEO, Jason Pellegrino. The resolution is on the screen. A detailed explanation of the proposed issue of performance rights is in the explanatory statements to the notice of meeting. There are voting exclusions to this resolution. They are set out on page six of the notice of meeting. On your screen is the proxy count and voting directions received before the resolution for this resolution. I declare the resolution open for discussion, and if you're in the room, please, with a yellow or blue card, please raise your card now. Jolanta, are there any questions online? That concludes the discussion on this resolution. Well, I will be voting open properties that I hold in favor of the resolution. If you're attending the meeting in person and hold a yellow card, please vote by selecting for, against, or abstain on your voting card. If you're attending via the virtual meeting website, you can cast your vote on the virtual voting card. We have now reached the end of the formal business of the meeting. If you are still connected to the virtual meeting website and are reconsidering your voting choices, please be mindful of the timer on your screen, which will indicate when the voting window is closed. The poll will close at the end of the voting window. If you are connected to the meeting by phone, please stay on the call and wait for the monitor to guide you through the voting process. Lastly, are there any further questions from our shareholders in the room? Just a very quick one, Mr. Chairman. Is there any connection between Domain and the Land Titles Office or PEXA area of operation? I might hand over to Jason on this one. Sure. So we have contractual arrangements with Land Titles offices across all states. We are a reseller of data that Land Titles offices across every state has. In terms of PEXA, we have no current contractual operations with them. In fact, we compete in a number of areas. Are there any other questions? No other questions, Jolanta, online? No questions at this time. That concludes the business of the meeting. I now declare the meeting closed, subject to the finalization of the poll. Please refer to the ASX or the company's shareholder center if you wish to see the results of the resolution from today's meeting. Many thanks to our attendees for joining us at today's AGM. I'd like to invite all attendees to now join us outside for refreshments. Thank you very much, everybody.