Now, the Minister is going to have to rely on that. We know that from the bill, which says that he's only able to undertake a high-level assessment of the relevant attributes of the area to be serviced because he only has limited data. That means he's going to have to rely on the data provided by the provider that turns up. So the question then becomes: how is he going to analyse that data? How is he going to verify that data, because what happens if he has two providers turning up to him saying completely different things? What if he only has one provider that turns up with data but he doesn't really like them because it doesn't fit his ideology, and he waits however long—we don't know, because he wouldn't answer that question—for a number of other centres to put their applications in? But what if they don't have data but he picks one of them because he likes them better based on the data that company A, who got theirs in first, spent thousands of dollars on?