Supplementary Order Paper 182 requires the words "at any time" to be replaced with "with the consent of the applicant". So if it's driven by the applicant, he needs to consult with the applicant, and the applicant needs to consent to those changes—if it's true what the officials told us in select committee. This SOP is very important for the reasons I've already outlined. It's a huge red flag for the lenders. It's a huge amount of uncertainty. It's a sword of Damocles hanging over the developer or the early childhood provider in that things could be changed at any point during their build, outside of their control, at the whim of the Minister, because that's how the legislation reads. If it's true that it will be driven by the applicant, then the Minister should accept my Supplementary Order Paper, which says that the consent of the applicant must be given in order for any changes to be made. 