Then something changed, because, that recommendation having been made—the Minister having said that there was a risk but it was a low risk and they had identified it and nothing urgent needed to be done—we find ourselves, in the first sitting weeks of this calendar year, suddenly thrust into urgency, and now the risk is sufficiently high that a change needs to be made. So a truncated, shortened select committee process occurred. There were only 10 submissions. A couple of them were—and I don't mean to be insulting to the submitters, but a couple of them were quite wide of the mark in terms of the scope of the bill. They were interesting submissions, but they didn't really go to the heart of the bill. The other eight or so submissions were well considered, and they came from businesses and players in the market place who have an interest in seeing the system operate properly and freely and openly, in the way that it is designed to do.