If this is an issue of such import that it needs to be passed by September or October, why then are we not having a first reading before today? The Government's been working on this for some time. It consulted quite extensively and it actually received some very intelligent feedback from stakeholders who are going to be affected by this. The overwhelming majority support it in principle, but the devil's in the detail and the application of this in so far as it relates to the retrofitting of technologies, the availability of low sulphur fuels. Where that's going to come from, how much it's going to cost, whether scrubbers are actually economic to fit on to some of these vessels are all questions that I think the select committee are going to have to grapple with. To shorten that period of time on what I believe is a reasonably spurious basis of having done some consulting before this came to the House is not a good reason to shorten that process.