But the ACT Party recognises that if we're to have a fully functioning ETS, we must, when the opportunity arises, propose some mechanisms that actually make it better, so we have tabled an amendment—which we're looking forward to debating at the committee stage—which actually means that when an auction takes place, any bids above the confidential reserve price for New Zealand Units will be successful. So we want to address the risk that submitters raised, which is that in good faith, they might bid above the reserve, and yet not be able to secure the credits that they're seeking to fulfil their obligations. So the ACT Party has proposed an amendment on Supplementary Order Paper 15, which, effectively, determines that should any units be bid for above the clearing price, they should be available to the bidders. 