I've heard some of the concerns raised by the Minister and by officials that if the auction clears and those bidders take only part of the units away, then the reserve price would be easily discovered. We know that reserve price will be close to the secondary market price, so it's not like the discovery will be, "Gosh, it was $10 lower or $10 higher."—that's not a likely outcome. It's important that the bidders have confidence that when they place a bid and their bid is above the reserve price, they know not just that the auction failed and the Minister will review it but they actually have an opportunity to secure the units that they bid on and to be able to, if they are, for example, traders or buying on behalf of others, go back to their clients and tell them, "Yes, we put in a bid at the price that you agreed we'd bid, and it was above the reserve and we secured the units you need."