PETER GOODAY: Yeah. I suppose there's obviously a risk that-- well, we know that what's going to be available in cities is going to keep expanding. And it will be things that we didn't realise are available now will be available in five years' time. The solutions exist to provide that everywhere. It's just that they cost a lot. So there's a discussion to be had about how those solutions are provided. So there's a lot of money being spent at the moment on fixed wireless and satellite. And also, the mobile black spot programme. But it's still an open question about how that's going to progress as the technology itself progresses. And I have access to things in the city that people elsewhere are going to want access to as well. And while it's technically feasible to provide that, it costs quite a bit. And it's not clear that we're at a spot yet where we can say, well, this is going to be provided by the private sector or individuals and government is going to invest in this area here. So I think that's what needs to become clearer. [APPLAUSE]
PETER GOODAY: Yeah. I suppose there's obviously a risk that-- well, we know that what's going to be available in cities is going to keep expanding. And it will be things that we didn't realise are available now will be available in five years' time. The solutions exist to provide that everywhere. It's just that they cost a lot. So there's a discussion to be had about how those solutions are provided. So there's a lot of money being spent at the moment on fixed wireless and satellite. And also, the mobile black spot programme. But it's still an open question about how that's going to progress as the technology itself progresses. And I have access to things in the city that people elsewhere are going to want access to as well. And while it's technically feasible to provide that, it costs quite a bit. And it's not clear that we're at a spot yet where we can say, well, this is going to be provided by the private sector or individuals and government is going to invest in this area here. So I think that's what needs to become clearer. [APPLAUSE]