[laughs]

Yeah. Interesting.

Do we know where the Pomelos story came from?

Yeah.

A reservoir, yeah.

[laughs]

Yeah, you could use Instagram in the UK. Well, I’m not in my 20s [laughs] but certainly, a lot of 20 year olds I speak to, they don’t really go on Facebook. It’s all Instagram and maybe Twitter. Twitter in the UK is a bit more work and Instagram is ...

I really hope that Twitter takes off in Taiwan. Despite Audrey’s excellent efforts, unfortunately, it’s all about Facebook here.

[laughs] Good.

Your representative officers, are they out there selling...

And to your offices around the world.

Getting the message out about how well Taiwan is doing on SDG indexing, have a view of that. You’ve obviously had some personal recognition with exceptional...

There’s lots of that.

Would those be announced at an event which is a conference, or?

Have any entries come in already?

That’s understandable.

Owned by the government, you mean?

No.

It’s not driven by government. It’s driven by other things.

It also affects their reputation.

Key investors who are keen on this.

Well done.

On the company level, that’s true. I think it’s on the government level it’s just not...

It’s also great for education as well.

On the new wind farms?

It doesn’t end there, does it?

On the awards day, clearly there’ll be publicity and so on.

I could see a lot of benefits of doing that, but what facilities and data do you give them in advance?

Yeah, I think so.

That’s working.