The last thing I would say about this is that most reporting requirements are ex post—what we call ex post. They are reports of what has happened in the past. The easiest ones to look at are financial reports because they are, firstly, a balance sheet, a snapshot of the statements of assets and liabilities of the company, as well as the statements of income and expenditure. So readers—banks and shareholders—can get a pretty good assessment of the past activity, compare it against the budgeted reports, and then look at, for example, if there's a prospectus in capital raising, statements of projected financial performance, and so on. These are about predictions of the future, and that's going to make these much more nebulous, potentially quite subjective. That's where their value is going to be really, really interesting.