Once again, I am going to pick up on the remarks made by Mr. Haslam earlier.
Clearly, we knew that proposed regulations of this nature were being considered. You are asking us whether we started preparing. I will tell you that we tried to start working on it. Faced with a possible six-month timeline, a huge challenge for us, we tried to do as much work as we could.
Your first question was whether it is normal for an industry to start working on something even before the legislation is in place. Let's put that aside for a moment.
It is also important to understand that, even if we do want to start the work, the essential tool we need to manufacture these packaging materials is what we call the source document. It is actually the binder you have in front of you containing the new health warnings.
Not only do we need a hard copy of the document such as the one you have there—which we have already received—but we also need an electronic copy containing highly specialized technical files so that Mr. Haslam can work from it.
So even though we are already doing everything we can to prepare, as long as we do not have the electronic version of the source document, we cannot unfortunately start the most difficult part of the process.