Now, we also oppose a mandatory financial security. If a business can demonstrate that they have the financial capability and the expertise to fulfil their obligations, then that should be sufficient. If, however, they choose to enter into an arrangement with a regulator where they would prefer to put up a bond or put up a security voluntarily rather than manage that themselves with their own bondholder, then that's entirely up to them. But it should not be mandatory. We also find that the concept of a default to total removal of all structures—we're talking about the bases, the feet, of very large oil rigs or other installations made out of steel which might sit on the seafloor. They're covered in barnacles. They're home to octopus. They are a treasure trove of biodiversity where they stand, in the natural environment. Yet this regulation, and the Minister who's left the House because there's obviously not enough, there's—