I think it's also worthwhile pointing out that it is well understood in the market that the Minister has had quite a significant involvement on the timing of the possible capital-raise of the company. Of course, the capital-raise, raising new funds, would have dealt with some of the funding issues that Mr Robertson sought to address with the second tranche of $600 million. So whether in fact it's appropriate and to what extent the Minister has been involved in director negotiations—and it is well understood by the market that the capital-raise has been delayed on a number of occasions and particularly from March, and everyone in the market is expecting that the next capital-raise will be completed by the end of September depending on whether or not Mr Robertson will agree to it.