SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): Thank you, Madam Chair. I've just got a quick question about clause 12, which relates to the guidance of what the receiver should do. It says in clause 12(1), "Within 20 working days of receiving a protected disclosure, the receiver of the disclosure should—" and then it talks about the different steps that may be made: acknowledge receipt, consider, check, deal with, and then inform the discloser with reasons. Then, in clause 12(3), it says, "This section is guidance only. It does not confer a legal right (apart from the entitlements under sections 13 and 30) or impose a legal obligation on any person that is enforceable in a court of law." and my understanding would be, and it'd be good just to get some clarity from the Minister, that this legal—well, in fact, it does not confer a legal right as regarding time frames and also, I would guess, the actual steps that need to be undertaken. 