Chris Bishop: I was trying to assist the House in the spirit of bipartisanship. We're in a slightly unusual situation here where we have the actual Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Chamber, albeit virtually. I put it to the House, and put it to you, sir, that the simplest thing to do would be to actually just start again, because it's clear the Deputy Prime Minister—with the greatest respect to him—did not anticipate that he would have to answer those questions. He did a manful job in the circumstances, but we actually do have the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Chamber. So why don't we just put all that behind us, wipe it from the record and start again.