The second aspect—and it relates back to the comments I made in regards to the Scottish water commission, who were consulted extensively and at significant cost, I must also add, on three waters—many councils have raised objections to those numbers. So what is the quality of assurance—and this is a question for the Minister—and independent review of those numbers that has been completed that gives her confidence that the underlying basis for this, one of most significant reforms in local government's history—what assurance and independent review has she had that gives her assurance that what we're undertaking is built on a strong platform of substantiated facts and costs and benefits? Because, as I articulated, I've given two independent examples which have been very clear in regards that this has not been the case.