Hon JAMES SHAW (Minister of Climate Change): So the responsibility relates to the ministerial responsibilities in relation to the regulations. So the analogy that I would draw would be the regulatory settings around the electricity market, which are the responsibility of the Minister of Energy and Resources, and the Minister of Energy and Resources has certain responsibilities relating to the regulations for the electricity market. So that's the analogy. So to have a Minister responsible for regulations that they aren't otherwise responsible for would be inconsistent with an approach that's widely accepted across Government. However, it was felt that it made sense, given the fiscal implications, for the Minister of Finance to be consulted in that, and I did like the Environment Committee's proposal, which we've accepted as amended, that the auction monitor also be consulted. So you do have, through the auction monitor, essentially an independent body whose job it is to look at the overall health and functioning of the market and to provide that view.