One could argue that it's a shame there are not more select committees that genuinely put aside the party politics and just get into the nitty-gritty of legislation. Some would argue that the Regulations Review Committee is more appropriate for that, being focused on legality, but it'd be nice if some more committees actually exercised their constitutional job of holding the executive to account. But the committee does a good job, and I think, over time, as the Minister has said, the process of having the orders made and then referred to the committee and then confirmed by the House has proven to be a pretty good one.