But I also agree with the Hon Michael Woodhouse that we should not get used to this. This is not a set of processes—this not a way to run a Government. We need to be able to respond to the circumstances and we need to restore stability and certainty, and then we need to come back to allow every member of this House to discharge their full privileges and responsibilities. For the Opposition, it's calling the Government of the day to account; for the Government, it is about proposing and putting up laws and policies and measures that augur for the wellbeing and the goodwill of the country. So I acknowledge the sentiments that Michael Woodhouse expressed. They are the sentiments of a parliamentarian. We are all part of that equation, and it's incumbent on all of us to make sure we make the system work and that accountability happens.