So my issue is, first of all—maybe the Minister can just help us—who can be a qualified assurance practitioner now. I just read the commentary, and it talked about accounting firms and whether they were actually precluded from being an assurance practitioner. So, one, is I'd quite like to understand who can't be one, and, secondly, who might be one and what is the process for them to do it other than what may be suggested? I don't know if my assumptions are right about whether you just put yourself out as someone suitably qualified and the company makes sure it files your report in 60 days, but I'd just like a bit of clarity around that assurance practitioner arrangement.