I think it's really quite important that we maybe even have a look at whether or not we set, in future, review dates that are movable. Review dates that don't allow us to have to come into the House to waste time when we all know that it's something that we could just push through if we had that ability. Reviewing is one of the things that we do need to be able to do in the intelligence and security space. The reason for that is because people want answers. They want to know a whole range of things that they're not able to actually know about because so much of what was in the royal commission of inquiry report has been supressed. So when we're looking for some answers, being able to hold an early review is going to be quite essential. People want the answers, and all of us want the answers as to how certain aspects of that attack managed to occur, but, more importantly, how we can improve it so they don't occur again in the future.