  We discuss the preceding Comment and conclude that the arguments given there
against the relevance of null weak values as representing the absence of a
system property are not compelling. We give an example in which the transition
matrix elements that make the projector weak values vanish are the same ones
that suppress detector clicks in strong measurements. Whether weak values are
taken to account for the past of a quantum system or not depend on general
interpretional commitments of the quantum formalism itself rather than on
peculiarities of the weak measurements framework.
