I think Hession says it well here. Its in all of the parties interests to do it right and get all the appropriate information before the building of the LNG facilities. So from exploration, assessment, analysis and even as it gets bigger as Hession says the pie gets bigger for everyone and everyone will make more money. So the notion that even as the TCF's grow that TOT and OSH won't make money does not seem completely accurate.
Where I am at the moment is, LNG facilities cost tens of billions of dollars to build. And if you’re Exxon, you’re Total, or InterOil, or you’re Woodside, you don’t want to waste money by wrong sizing this plants. Historically, this industry has lost a lot of value by under sizing plants and wasted a lot of value by actually over sizing plants. So, there is a billion dollar dial there as well. So Total, Oil Search, ourselves, Papua New Guinea, we've all got an absolute interest in making sure we put the right amount of kit and right amount of capital equipment on the right type of reserve, and so that’s about capital efficiency. But also, as this thing grows, the pie gets bigger for everybody. Total will make more money, Oil Search will make more money, we will and Papua New Guinea will as well. So we’re all lined up. It’s one of those beautiful situations in business where strategically, you’re all lined up in the same direction, which sometimes is not the case.