So that it is not an option to do nothing. So then when you look at what the policy options are as a government, you want to do it, don't you, at the least cost to our society and our economy. And to pretend that the coalition's policy position has no cost, isn't polyfillacious. And I'll just give you one brief example. The cost of putting solar panels, I'm not quite sure what Simon's doing there, is he okay? I think he's not okay. Simon is not okay. Yeah. Oh no. Is that something to be okay? Is that a sheet of procedure? Are you okay? Sorry, I'll pass it out. Are you okay? Sorry, you're all right, mate. Are you okay? So we'll just take you off the panel there, Simon. Just go for a wander out the back. Okay, I'm going to bring us back. Sorry, everyone, sit down. Simon will be taken care of out the back. Oh, I see. And we're obviously sorry that we're sorry for what happened to him there. And we'll move immediately to our next two questions, in fact. They are from Chris Moody and Ross Lambert.