Simon Parham

Yes, it absolutely was.

And then, of course, there's been this sudden stall as everyone's just held off on plans.

But not only because of sort of where we've been, what's happened, but, you know, it's no mean feat to win gold ever.

You know, with a large system like this and a complicated system like this, sometimes it doesn't go smoothly right away.

And this is, you know, often referred to as new pond syndrome.

In this environment, this is nothing like a swimming pool where we create a sterile environment with chlorine.

You know, that's not suitable for an environment like this.

Quite correct.

And I know about this.

I'm an expert.

No, no, I think the ComCom have been pretty consistent with their messaging through the crisis that prices should come down just as fast as they went up.

And I agree, it was probably the ZB Talkback question of the month in March of

Why prices go up so quickly if they bought the product six weeks ago?

And I think we buy it on a replacement cost.

So as the prices come down on that Singapore benchmark, we'll be passing those through to the customers.

And even when we saw finally the peace deal negotiation and messaging align earlier this week, we dropped all our 91 to below $3 for the first time across our whole network.

So we're passing it on when we can.

So there's no rocket and feather.

Yeah, I don't personally subscribe to that.

And even the Commerce Commission haven't seen any cases of that in the last couple of years.