In fact, almost half of the 6.3m-strong workforce is not currently contributing, including around 95% of the 1.4m self-employed, for whom contribution is voluntary.
It was made democratically, with everyone contributing, including newbie Chapman, who pushed hard for People On the High Line to be housey.
Many factors could be contributing, including exam stress and worries about body image, experts believe.
There are also a host of well-known law firms and organizations who are currently contributing, including The Cato Institute, Mintz Levin, and The Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Often, where labels have proven effective, there are other concurrent factors at work that might also be contributing, including multi-part educational programs.
As well as the UK and Italy, other countries offering to contribute include Germany, Spain and France, though the latter has recently complained about being overstretched.
Studios currently committed to contribute include 343 Industries (Halo 5), Creative Assembly (Alien: Isolation and the Total War series), Bossa Studios (Surgeon Simulator) and Team 17 (the Worms series).
The institutions and organisations which have contributed include Aberystwyth, Bangor, Cardiff and Swansea universities, the University of Wales Trinity St David and local records offices that are part of Archives and Records Council Wales.
The vast majority of Moorlach's contributions come from individuals, including accountants, attorneys and doctors, while companies that contributed included Ganahl Lumber Co. and Wealth Management Corp.
