Mr Simpson raised questions about who would be consulted in the course of the setting of those fees and charges. As the legislation sets out, as returned by the select committee, there is an obligation for the Minister to consult such persons as the Minister considers appropriate. I do think it was useful of the select committee to make that addition to ensure that the requirement is there in black and white in the legislation for the Minister to consider who should be consulted. That wasn't there previously and that would certainly be our intention. The point I'd make here is that I don't think that it makes for good legislation to be very specific about that at the point in time at which the legislation is being set. We don't quite know exactly who the groups will be—maybe in five years' time or so—who the Minister at that time would be wanting to consult with to make sure that they got the right outcome and got the right information in these decisions.