The Minister can, sure, say, "Well, that can happen at any time." The fact is he leads. He leads the discourse and the thinking around this, and he pivoted on that. The moment he had the opportunity to set a target, he equivocated. He stepped back from that. Actually, I think that strengthens the case for the commission to be able to be more of a watchdog than a poodle and say, "You know what: this Government and its agencies should be heading in this direction." That's why putting it into the law is going to be so important.