I want to refer to March last year, because that's really important in setting the scene for why this is now being rushed through the Parliament without full and due scrutiny at short notice, not giving submitters really an opportunity to give it full consideration. That's because back in March of last year, the Minister was saying "It's not important. The risk is low. It's not necessary." In fact, he took a Cabinet paper back in March last year to a Cabinet committee, where the risk was highlighted—the risk was highlighted—and the Cabinet paper made it clear. It said that the technical reserve price can begin without a technical reserve in place. That's what Minister Shaw said in the Cabinet paper that he took to the Cabinet committee. He said the auctions will begin without a technical reserve in place.