I did have one other question in relation to the definition of "agency", and it was an invitation for the Minister to comment on the exclusion to do with inquiries. So, for anyone following along at home, or, indeed, the Minister himself, in the "Interpretation" section—that's clause 6(1)(b)(x)—an inquiry is not included in the definition of an "agency", whereas some of the other exclusions are very worthy. For example, members of Parliament in their official capacity are excluded, which, I have to say—albeit with a vested interest—I think is very right and proper. For an inquiry to not be subject to the principles and the prescriptions and the proscriptions of the Act seems to me, perhaps, surprising, but there might be a good explanation for it. So any thoughts that the Minister may have, and I appreciate I'm putting him on the spot somewhat, in a relatively small aspect, albeit important, given the number of inquiries that are conducted. If the Minister has got any comments in relation to that, I would be grateful to hear them.