Secondly, in respect of this issue, I said before it's unusual that there wasn't a commencement date in the initial bill, but, actually, what the select committee itself has done is a little bit unusual as well. Here, again, I'll just go back to the report to remind people. The select committee says this: "We propose that the changes would apply for a financial year that was in progress or recently completed". Now, the "recently completed"—OK. But "We propose that the changes would apply for a financial year that was in progress"—that actually is quite unusual if you know a little bit about how organisations run their financial affairs and the importance of having year-to-year systems in place. So we're actually proposing that for some of the entities that this bill covers, the rules will, effectively, be changed via legislation in the middle of a current financial year within which they're operating. That is unusual. So, again, I'd like to hear from the member in the chair about her views on that, how she sees that operating. I would like to have some assurance that we have received some advice during the passage of this legislation, particularly at select committee—and I know the member herself sat on there, which was good—if we received advice from officials to assure us that that's not going to create any problems in terms of the financial cycles of these organisations and that it's not going to create confusion.