On the point as to the $100 million, I won't comment on scuttlebutt that may or may not be floating around Radio New Zealand. When Cabinet and the relevant Ministers who may be delegated to make decisions arrive at those decisions, then the position of the Government is announced. I think that the future of the smelter will be an item of considerable politicking, as we get closer to the election. I think the committee should bear in mind that the current owners have identified a 14-month period at which they will have exercised an option to—well, they've exercised their power to haere rā, to leave, but they will have a tremendous fiscal obligation upon them. I did read some reports that the door was fiscally still ajar—I think I'm being reasonably accurate in attributing those remarks to the CEO.