So what this Supplementary Order Paper proposes to do—and ACT feels that this is—is a genuine amendment that will take risk out of the emissions trading scheme and make the emissions trading scheme more durable, more enduring, and more accepted not just by the businesses that participate in it but by those communities who hear the acronym—the ETS—hear about the concept of a marketplace system and wonder what on earth that has got to do with the climate. If we wish to establish an enduring, durable market that has the confidence of its participants and also the communities that are affected by this, then ACT believes that allowing bidders who bid for units in the market and whose bids are above the confidential reserve price—that they should be able to take those units away.