Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. I'm going to go a bit backwards now that Mr Smith has raised his issue and with the Minister's reply, while it's still fresh in my mind, about the intention of this, as set out in the Controller and Auditor-General's letter dated 2 July. I would add, incidentally, that while the Minister points out the first sentence in that—and Mr Bayly will speak to this, I'm sure—the National Party's position was certainly an openness to consider it, but at no point did the party indicate its support for the legislative changes, nor could we have done that before the caucus saw the bill and was able to consider it for themselves yesterday morning. So I think that's perhaps a misunderstanding. I don't believe that Mr Ryan intended to say something that wasn't accurate, but it's worth putting on record that the support was to have a decent look at this, as we are responsible to do. It is our requirement.