In early March, we will have the first ETS auctions stemming out of that reform work that happened last year. What I think everyone across the sector—and, actually, it would appear so far everyone across the House—agrees is that having a confidential reserve price is an essential part of ensuring the robustness and integrity of that system. The previous speaker, the Hon Scott Simpson, tried to construct something of a conspiracy theory about how we've got to where we've gotten, but the reality is that everyone agrees that we need this change to make sure that that auction system works appropriately and the ETS system works appropriately.