The other thing that I think would have been good in the select committee to talk about is who actually pays the bills for this. It probably gets into trouble. When you own the company, you're the one who's going to pay the bill, and so then you've got a choice of a professional adviser that you choose or an insolvency firm. You may even decide to continue with another member of their team in another part of the business to either extract value for you or to sell what the bones of the business are, and one of the things that's easy for a liquidator and an insolvency expert is they get brought in really fast. They have a matter of days to turn the business around, or they have to recommend to the shareholder, to creditors, what should be its destiny, and, therefore, the person that pays the bill should be the one that gets to make the decisions within the framework that Barbara Edmonds was proposing. 