There's been quite a bit of discussion today about who the Minister consults with, and that's important. So one of the things I'm very proud of in the select committee is this amendment that means that, as well as the Minister of Finance, the Minister can also consult with an auction monitor. Minister Shaw mentioned in the committee of the whole House stage—he referred to section 30GD of the Act, and this is the bit about what an auction monitor is or can be. So they're to be independent. They have functions that include validating auction results, publishing reports on the results of auctions, and they can also monitor conduct of the auctions. They can make periodic assessments and report back on those and make suggestions, and they can do calculating of metrics. So that's a good, independent role. The Minister's got to consult with them as well as the Minister of Finance.