Because, actually, what we've found out tonight through the committee of the whole House stage is somewhat of the truth of what actually happened. We haven't heard that before tonight, and I'm still actually really confused about what went on, because we've got clear evidence showing that as far back as March last year, this issue was raised in Cabinet papers; it wasn't considered to be a big issue. Then the next thing we were told: Cabinet thought that it was going to be in the legislation, and then it wasn't in the legislation. Again, another example of Cabinet thinking that something was happening that actually, in reality, wasn't—something that's happened more recently that we're all aware of. I won't go into that, but it is becoming a trend of what this Government thinks is actually happening actually, in reality, isn't, because they're not on top of things. 