I think it would be very interesting for the House to have confidence that we are not passing a piece of legislation that trammels over a long-held principle going back to our Bill of Rights that it is, in fact, Parliament that sets taxes, not Ministers, by Order in Council. If anything is done that way, without Parliament setting it, then it has to be validated by Parliament by the end of the session, which would be the end of the year. That could be done for this bill; there's no doubt about that. We could be back here after the last auction, then validating the methodology for the confidential reserve price. And, as is probably likely to be the case, it is unlikely it will be needed from that point on, in which case we would require legislation, as this bill has introduced, to remove the methodology once it's been put in place. So I'd be very interested if you've had that advice, and I think we should all hear it. So I look forward to your response. Thank you.