The first one was around the TAB, which is about undertaking betting, and the first change that was made was this question of the intellectual property that my colleague Ian McKelvie spoke of. This is the IP, the intellectual property owned by all of the industry, and for some reason that had been put into the control of an operating entity called TAB. In the event that the TAB went bust, or ceased to operate, or whatever, that IP would be permanently locked in that vehicle and whoever actually picked up that vehicle, should it go into receivership. It's 101 in any business structure never to put IP into an operating entity. So that was the first change that was made and it also reflects that the IP is owned by "the" industry and I say in all its component parts.