Mr. Rodney Doyle:

If someone does not fulfil their requirements, the metering will tell us that they have not provided the service to us. In terms of follow-up, there would be penalties on the payments they are due if they do not serve the function. We also follow through on whether they provided the energy that they said they would. A system and a process is there. We would not have information to hand on the individual units. Most of that information would be commercially sensitive to the units themselves. On the numbers of times that we would do it, or that we would see that entities do not provide it, we can follow up with the Senator on that on a future date, when we put that information together.