Now, I think it's useful just to elaborate on what we are talking about here. So a liquidation—and I know Mr Greg O'Connor may have got to the bottom of this, but I didn't hear it in his contribution. A liquidator is appointed by the company's shareholders, therefore, if they do it, it's a voluntary thing; or by unsecured creditors; or, of course, the court. That is what liquidation proceedings are. A receiver is appointed by a bank and that is often where there's a huge conflict between the shareholders and the banks.