Yes, Mr President. I'm aware that the senator is only shortly into his time, but this is a speaking point that we've heard on multiple occasions. It's not related to my question in any way, which asked the minister to consider the practice of retail service providers lodging a fault with NBN and them being unable to do so unless it's less than 12 megabits per second. The question goes to: is this practice fair to consumers, or is it simply what Australians should expect of a second-rate copper NBN? We don't need to hear the minister's speaking notes again, thanks.