# Problem reading control effort frequency response plot

I am trying to plot the frequency response control effort of a control scheme in Matlab, and in particular I want to do this for different values of tau, which is a constant used to add a pole at high frequency.

The plot that i get is:

in particular, this is the control sensitivity function of a 2 dof control scheme:

and the code for obtaining the plot above is:

s = tf('s');
P = 1/[(1+s)*(1+0.05*s)^2];
C = (s+1)/s;

%2 DOF

tau_1 = 0.1;
CF_1 = [(1+s)*(1+0.05*s)^2]/((1+tau_1*s)^3);

tau_2 = 0.01;
CF_2 = [(1+s)*(1+0.05*s)^2]/((1+tau_2*s)^3);

tau_3 = 0.001;
CF_3 = [(1+s)*(1+0.05*s)^2]/((1+tau_3*s)^3);

Q1 = (C+CF_1)/(1+P*C);
Q2 = (C+CF_2)/(1+P*C);
Q3 = (C+CF_3)/(1+P*C);

figure;
bodemag(Q1,'r',Q2,'b',Q3,'g'),grid
legend('tau = 0.1','tau = 0.01','tau = 0.001')


my doubt is given by the fact that the control sensitivity function starts at zero for all the three cases. Shouldn't it start at an high value and then decrease?

In this case it does the opposite, so it starts at zero and grows until a value and stays constant there.

How do I read this plot? Or it is complitely wrong?

If I plot the step response I obtain:

from it I zoomed to show better all the coloured lines.

Can somebody help me clarify my doubts? Thanks in advance.