If his argument is that the Government wants to go further and doesn't want to place those requirements—or that burden, perhaps—upon the private sector, then that's reasonable, but he hasn't said that. He said it will be the same, although he doesn't know what the reporting requirements will be yet because they are not yet set. He said that the XRB is consulting, but we don't know what they will be and how that will happen. It could be that in the future, the Government says, in their letters of expectation, "You must abide by the following:", but, actually not by law, because if they decide not to, the Minister or the Government has to call them and tell them off or would have to sack a board member, and that's not necessary. 