STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Well, actually, Minister, that's not correct because the contract could be worth $180,000 and the penalties could be blown out over $250,000 if the supplier didn't meet certain criteria. If the building fell over, for example—if it is a building—I don't know what the scenario would be. But it's quite a common thing for these sorts of things to happen. I'm not talking about the cost blowing out; I'm talking about a penalty clause coming in to action because of some unforeseen thing which may not have anything to do with the disputed payment in the first place or the dispute over payment in the first place. 