Thank you.
At the moment we have a system in place for tracking consumer complaints, and I believe it's a robust system. We have to build on that system, because for mandatory reporting we expect we will be receiving quite voluminous raw data. Whenever there is a serious incident, there will be a requirement upon industry to provide a report. We're currently building that system. We have a lot to learn—and we are learning it—from the United States; they've already implemented their system. We have worked closely with them and studied how it has gone for them, and all of that is feeding into the design of our own system.
We're also consulting. We first issued a kind of consultation paper on what that parameters would be for the mandatory reporting system; it is on our website now. We've been using it as a basis for a quite considerable discussion that Mr. Ianiro has had with various industry players. We're starting to receive comments on it. We were asked, actually, to extend the comment period and have done so. It lays out what we would expect our regulatees to report on and starts to define the parameters. Once the consultation period closes, this will all feed into the design of the system.
Did you want to add anything, Robert?