Minister Parker is correct in a way; no property owner taking a valuable asset, like a house, to auction would in their right mind, I think, not set a reserve that was confidential to them and, indeed, the auctioneer, and that's fair and reasonable. So what we have here is a Government that failed to pick up on a mistake during the passing of the original and primary legislation, the principal legislation, and actually missed it. Or did they—or did they? Actually they knew. They knew all along about this potential error, this potential mistake, and there was dithering. There was dithering on behalf of the Minister, who for a period of time said "Oh, no, no, no, actually, we don't need to worry about it. The risk is low. Let's not do anything." Then there was a range of activity that said, oh, actually no, the fiscal risk to the Crown accounts is actually very significant, it runs into hundreds of millions of dollars, is the potential risk to the Crown accounts. 