I was looking back over her first reading speech, and she acknowledged in that speech that the bill wasn't perfect. She knew that there were flaws in the bill, and she had hoped that some of those things would be able to be ironed out through the select committee process and via working with the Minister. But, as it turned out at select committee, some of those things were insurmountable and not able to be worked through. In fact, I would actually argue that there wasn't much appetite to actually work through those issues collegially. It was very apparent quite early on, in fact, in the select committee that this bill wasn't going to stand a chance. 