Hon Michael Woodhouse: I raise a point of order, Mr Chairperson. Without wishing to challenge your ruling, Mr Chair, the difficulty with that is that the Chair's decision on whether the SOP is out of order is not made until we get to this stage in the voting process of the committee of the whole House. So we have something of a conundrum where there is reasonably widespread support for the bill. I'm not sure we can do this during a vote, but we could report progress and consider that matter in the House, but you can appreciate the difficulty that the committee has that we've only now found out that the amendment is out of scope.