Here it shows again the naivety of having no understanding of business processes. When a centre is being set up, considerable amounts of money are being spent on the planning processes, on the collation of materials, on looking at demographics and work patterns, etc. That is commercially sensitive material that they have had to spend considerable money on pulling together. So how is that going to be protected when it goes in to the Minister and his bureaucrats to look at? My colleague has already pointed out: what will the Minister do when he gets that application with all the commercially sensitive information but doesn't perhaps like the look of that provider? Is he going to sit and wait till he gets a couple of other providers that he knows of somehow and thinks might be better? And then is he going to share that commercially sensitive information with them, if they haven't collated it? So there is a whole question around dealing with commercially sensitive information, but we can't expect this Minister to know about business processes because we need to keep reminding ourselves he has never run a business. 