The problem that really came before the select committee was that there was, I think, a general consensus that the legislation was required. Nobody could really understand why it hadn't been attended to previously. There was some consideration—and, in fact, the Minister made it clear in a media comment to Newsroom that it arose because of some kind of drafting error. He said that Cabinet agreed to the confidential reserve price, but for some reason—and he says "I wouldn't want to put anyone wrong with the specifics but I think there was an omission in the way that the drafting instructions got to the Parliamentary Counsel Office (PCO). I don't think PCO made an error in drafting it because they were drafting according to the instructions that they had received, but there was something missing there."