These assets still remain in public ownership by the territorial authorities, and I'd like to pay some appreciation here to Tim Cadogan, who is the mayor of the Central Otago District Council. He was part of the representation, governance, and accountability working group. So out of that group came this idea of the shareholding model for these entities that are going to be controlling the assets. That's based on your per 50,000 people of the population with at least—if you don't have 50,000 people in your council then you get at least one share. These councils will this year be holders of the entities. So that is still in public ownership by the councils who have them at the moment, and they cannot sell those shares.