I just heard before that nobody is going to be made redundant in this merger. Actually, Melissa Lee has said that she's not sure that that could possibly be true, but I think she's possibly wrong. Yes, nobody will be made redundant; in fact, more people will be employed to service the new entity, because they absolutely could not bring any discipline that the private sector would. When we look at most mergers and acquisitions, they actually fail, and they fail when we take two dysfunctional organisations and put them together and then expect that, magically, a better culture and work environment will result from that. It doesn't work like that. Two negatives will not make a positive; they will make another negative, and that's what this will be.