The bits that are alarming in here are that we're apparently going to establish yet another consumer advocacy body—there are heaps of them out there; we're setting up another one—and it's going to be paid for by consumers. Now, the other side of the House will say, "No, no; it's going to be paid for by the electricity producers and distributors." Well, who do they on-charge to? Consumers. So here we have an effort from the Minister to drop the power price by increasing it. Now, that just doesn't make any sense whatsoever.