Hon member, let me state that the measures you referred to in respect of Nedlac are not sufficient. They can never be sufficient because we are dealing here with a moving target, particularly as I indicated earlier about an economy that is not performing that well within the context of the recession. However, I indicated earlier that we would engage with them to have innovative and creative ways - other ways - of thinking, which I cannot table here alone before this House. This will be the product of further discussions with the banking sector about what they can do. But we must also be mindful that the banking sector in itself is entrusted with public money. What it does with those funds is constrained by constitutional obligations as well as regulatory mechanisms. We will engage with them. We will try to massage the situation with them, but also be mindful of the fact that they have obligations to protect the money in terms of the Banks Act.