The other change that was made, which kind of went maybe 10 percent of the way to making this clause better, was—I call it—the clause that will stop banks lending to ECE. What this clause says is that the Minister may, at any time, impose new conditions on the approval, or may amend or revoke any conditions. So for those out there who are listening, the Minister could give approval for a pre-licence and, then, halfway through the build, could change his mind about the conditions of that build—how many licences, for example. When we put this to officials, they said, "No, no, no. It'll only be if the developer's circumstances change that the Minister will make these changes." We tried to get that made clear in the bill, but we were unsuccessful. The only change that was made was around the fact that now there is an explicit requirement to notify the applicant of any changes and seek their response, but, in the end, the Minister still retains the right to make any changes that he likes halfway through a build.