What those goals might be is, indeed, a matter for debate. I don't agree with the way the member has characterised my previous views or positions. I don't want to get too far in to that. But I fundamentally think the important thing here is that the commission has the independence to, if it chooses, set some goals or things it's going to hold the Government to account on, or to hold the Government to account on, in an independent way, the tasks it set itself. It's up to the commission, and the bill is entirely permissive, in that regard. We seem to be having the same conversation backwards and forwards, so I'll leave it there.