A really good example of the collaborative work that went on was the considerable refining of the industrial allocation framework. The fact is that, as it stood, it was a relatively blunt tool, but after it went through the committee process, we heard from many, many submitters, and the work of our officials was truly outstanding, under extraordinary circumstances, but we looked at that and said, "We need to have more flexibility." It may well be that international conditions are so extraordinary that we need to pause for some industries, but extraordinary is the threshold, not tricky, not competitive, but truly extraordinary, because this is an extraordinary challenge we face. But, equally, these thresholds have been unchanged since 2009. We know that there are industries out there that have been getting a free ride and more, and so we need to be able to increase and improve that reduction as well, to pare it back at a faster rate, if indeed that is appropriate.