But then you also look at clause 40, which is that an "Operator of designated FMI may apply for [a] rule change". They can't just change these rules willy-nilly. They can't just change their internet sites and therefore change the game on consumers. What they have to do is go back to the regulator and provide "(a) a copy of the proposed rule change; and (b) a description of the rule change and the reasons for the change; and (c) the time at which the operator would like the change to come into effect."—so, again, another sort of backstop or safety net for our consumers.