The reason why I missed my call is I was so speechless. My breath was taken away by one of the previous Ministers and his challenge to me about making sense of this particular bill, particularly as I wasn't a member in the previous select committee. But what you learn as a policy official—which is part of my past life—is that the fundamentals of policy come back to three very basic questions: what is the problem you are trying to fix, what are the options to fix that problem that you are trying to fix, and what are the next steps? It was really clear through the discussion today, through other members of the House, that there was a problem that was identified by the IMF. It had come through the National Government. It had gone through the Labour Government. Now we're here today on this bill.