 You mentioned before that you believe on hold today, what is that? What are the main basis, I guess, of your view? Yeah, I mean, I think as David highlighted, I mean, you look at the employment data. I mean, the headline was weak, but if you looked at the part time, full time splits, that was very positive, increasing participation rate as well. So, you know, in terms of the key drivers of employment and GDP growth, we're actually not doing too badly, kind of tracking that pretty much in line with expectations. And as David pointed out, the CPI came in pretty much in line with expectations, RBA expectations and market consensus. So, I don't think we disagree that there is an easing bias, but probably they maybe hold off this month. And another factor as well, do they hold back some of the rate cuts because Philip Blow is going to be coming in as the new governor in mid-September as well? So, I'm not sure whether that plays a factor internally in terms of the decision as well. Dave, what sort of reaction do you-