Very quickly on the response to what we can do to help to underpin industrial competitiveness. I think it's really very straightforward. We can invest in delivering supply to our customers more reliably and more cheaply. There are some things that policy and regulation can do to help with that.
I do want to make one point, though, and we're not always on the same page. In this particular case, Mr. Konow talked about demand-side management programs. When we go to regulatory processes, the industrials actually don't like our demand-side management programs, because they end up paying for it. They say, “Look, we'll look after that, go away.” I understand why they would do that. That's fair, and that's played out in the regulatory processes. But as I say, there are two sides to all of these coins, and we don't always entirely agree on these things.