The second thing is that there is a risk here that you would get competing reporting regimes proprietary to different accounting firms or different NGOs and so on, and so it was felt that just as the generally accepted accounting principles that were raised by the Hon Michael Woodhouse before, you need a set of standards here that apply equally so that we're comparing apples with apples rather than apples with oranges in all cases—to have, as he said, a taxonomy that everybody has agreed to.