Probably the most important things are the changes that weren't made. One of the things that I argued really strongly for was statutory time frames for decisions to be made. I argued really strongly for this because developers clearly said to us in select committee that if a developer is putting up land for tender or they've got an option on some land, they put in their network plan application and then have to wait. How long? We don't know. We argued for a reasonable amount of time so that developers wouldn't lose out on land. The problem comes if a developer has an option on some land, puts in an application for approval for their licence, and then it takes three months for the Minister to make his decision. Meanwhile, they've lost the land, and what does that mean? Does that mean they have to go back to square one and apply again? So there's all these questions that are thrown up through network planning that haven't been answered.