Obviously, we're in favour of penalties and infringement notices, but that is a massive increase, and the officials actually advised against it. They didn't just advise against it. They said 25 percent higher would be the right thing to do—an infringement fee of $1,250. They gave two other options, $1,500 or $2,000, and the Minister's gone for $4,000. So I strongly suspect he's just kind of put a finger in the wind and said "What sounds about right? Four thousand bucks. Well, that's tough. That'll give me a headline."—'Minister cracks down on MIQ absconders' or something. You know, it probably did give him a headline. I suspect the reason I know about it is because it was in the news. That's all good. But we're going to have to find out exactly why we've gone for $4,000 because we're dealing with issues of rights here. So that's very important. I, for one, would want would want to hear from the legal beagles who monitor these things. Graeme Edgeler's going to make a submission, I'm sure. We're going to want time to consider Mr Edgeler's submission alongside others.