Look, one of the issues I have with this is actually we're talking about this auction price and the confidential reserve. We acknowledge that there may well be a need for that. We really want the select committee to tease that out. I'm not certain we need it. I don't know. I want to find out—and my colleague Andrew Bayly, who knows a lot more about bond markets than I do, explained the need for a floor price. My understanding was there is a floor price. This is a confidential reserve that goes between the floor price and the cap upper limit and at the point at which the other reserve units come into the market to even that price out. Now, I don't know what's happened there, whether this—we'll find out in the select committee and I'm sure my colleagues on the Environment Committee are looking forward to hearing that. But we found out last night from the Hon Scott Simpson that back in March of last year, like a year ago, there was a paper that went to a Cabinet committee and considered by that committee, which said—