Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): The Minister's exercising a discretion as to whether to refer through Order in Council projects to the panel. That exercise of discretion isn't the depth of inquiry that you would expect the panel would conduct when they receive a detailed application. Indeed, the level of application that will be before the Minister is a lot more superficial. None the less, you can envisage it being of interest to the Minister to have a decent summary of what's being proposed and a range of factors that the Minister could take into account if the Minister thought them relevant. An example that I've previously given in the House is that if someone wanted to build a coal-fired power station I don't think I'd be putting it through this process.