CHRIS PENK: It was an internationally recognised gesture, but it was not of that nature. I do the Minister a disservice if I suggest anything untoward in that regard. So, thus encouraged, or at least not discouraged, I'll proceed to my second point which is—it really derives from what would be, I suppose, more of a commercial or contractual understanding of time frames. So forgive me if I delve into one of my lives before Parliament—makes it sound like I've been reincarnated. You know, let's hope for better than a backbench MP next time around! That's right. You know, there may be new life in the old dog yet, but no new tricks. So anyway, I'm getting some very—