I don't think so. I understand what Roger had planned to do was to train his successor this year, as he intended retiring. In the light of comments made at the inquest, he decided to resign. However, many of the procedures he and the TTMA have developed over recent years, and the new checks introduced at the MGP last year and now the TT have improved the standard of marshalling, and this will continue whoever takes over, I am sure. It is, however, important someone is appointed to be the final arbiter in marshalling matters.