That wasn't Mr Muller's only problem, because, obviously, the upside-down flag—which we've learnt was perhaps not his direct responsibility—is known as the international signal of distress, and that was placed behind him. It was a sign. It was a message to him. But he didn't really seem to pick it up all that well. We've actually discovered that if you turn the National Party logo upside down, it looks exactly the same as well, so they're in a constant state of distress.