The process in this particular instance—I will read the email that I received from the former clerk, who said, and I'm quoting part of it, that "The Fair Trading Amendment Bill has now been discharged from the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee. This is because although the original scheduling for the dissolution of Parliament meant that the bill would be eligible for reinstatement in the 53rd Parliament"—that means we didn't actually finish the work, and it would have been reinstated when Parliament resumes. But because there was a delay in the process of the election, the actual end date for reporting back came up on 12 August. That means that that had actually passed, and that means this bill had to be returned to Parliament and it doesn't have an opportunity unless this House sends it back to a select committee, and it should have been sent back to a select committee. 