The next one I actually found quite interesting. It was an amendment order to an amendment order. It said it was to come into force at 11.58 p.m. that day, and that's kind of a funny time; 11.59 p.m. we're all very familiar with, because, of course, it's ambiguous to say "midnight" on a particular day; it might be the start or the end of the day. And in the military, the 24-hour time, the last minute of the day is 2359, and the first minute of the following day is 0001, so there's a minute that's 120 seconds, because, of course, you don't want the confusion, again, of all the zeros. Anyway, so this is 11.58, and the specific reason for that was to do with sequencing in relation to other orders coming into effect, and the relevant one at 11.59—so this one had to get in ahead. I found that interesting, anyway. I've spent, now, more than a minute discussing that, so it would be disproportionate for me to continue.