Actually, the really interesting part of that was not only was it the stock price of the firms that did disclose greenhouse gas data, so too was the stock price of those companies in the same markets that did not. So if one thinks of an oil company or a petrol retailer that disclosed—good or bad—their stock market price was affected, but if another competitor had not disclosed, and was not doing the sort of things that that company was doing, they would be negatively affected. So there is a much more mature, I think, element of the link between the information capital markets than perhaps the Minister portrayed. He nods, and I hope that that is in agreement with that. 