The Minister would have been told—he would have been told—by his advisers, or maybe even Treasury, that any time you interfere with an auction, he will increase the risk more than he will take risk away. The more that we play with the rules of an auction, the more we will find ourselves in serious difficulty. That's why I have tabled an amendment in my name that we will debate later to review this confidential price mechanism, to ensure that it is actually working, because we haven't had enough time in the very short period of time that we've had to debate this bill to make sure that we properly consider the risk. It is my great concern that there will be errors, there will be mistakes, and we actually need to come back and make sure that this has been dealt with properly.