I particularly wanted to raise matters in Part 1 of the bill that go to the setting of the methodology by which the Minister will determine the confidential reserve price to be used in the auction process. There was quite a lot of discussion around that at the Environment Committee; the select committee has recommended some changes to provide a more robust approach to the setting of the methodology. But what I'm keen to know from the Minister, specifically, is his understanding of what will be required of the process that he will be undertaking and leading and what will be the role of his officials, what will be the specific role of the Minister of Finance, and will there be any other of his Cabinet colleagues involved? And I guess what I'm really seeking is some kind of reassurance that this methodology-setting process will be robust, that it will stand scrutiny, and that it will be one that the participants in the auction process can, with confidence, rely on in terms of them placing bids for what will be multimillion-dollar transactions. I think that they deserve to understand, essentially, what's in his head and his interpretation of the words that we are probably going to soon pass in this piece of legislation.