This legislation, the primary legislation, first was debated by this House a year or more ago, and then back in March of 2020, a full year ago, the Minister took a paper to a Cabinet committee and advised his Cabinet colleagues that the risk was minimal—a risk did exist; it was minimal—and that no action need be taken at this stage. That Cabinet committee actually approved the prospect and the process for making an amendment, but only when the primary Act is to be next fully amended. They didn't anticipate an under-urgency piece of sticking-plaster legislation like this that would have to be rammed through the House, under urgency, literally a few days before the first auction.