The other final aspect I just want to talk about is the issue of the comply-or-explain approach. What this bill did—and it got taken out during the bill's process through the committee—was the ability for companies to look at their arrangements and say, "Look, I don't think we're necessarily captured under these. We don't have significant climate change issues in our businesses." It might be a totally digital type of business that doesn't have a large footprint, and the ability to be able to issue an explain notice would have been very helpful, and I think a pragmatic option for some businesses—not for all businesses—but it would have been a pragmatic approach. But that was removed during the select committee stage, which means that every single organisation must engage an assurance practitioner, go through the process, the costs involved in that, and the reporting of that.