While we've sought and been given by the House permission to have a short select committee period for the urgent measures bill, because we need that to pass into law quickly—and I would again remind the House that Australia did that by statutory regulation overnight, and Canada and Europe have already done it—my intention is that the select committee and Parliament be able to fully consider this bill in a normal select committee process, a full process. And that will include interaction of the parts of this bill with the parts of the urgent bill that remain, i.e., the national interest test. So we want the select committee to have the full time under the second bill to properly consider all of those details of the national interest test, because I agree that they are worthy of that scrutiny. The only difference between the No. 2 bill that's been there for two months and these two bills combined is actually the short-term intervention in respect of COVID that takes the threshold down to zero for that COVID period.