So, of course, the context is the work that's been taking place in relation to the monetary policy amendment Act and the bigger picture is, you know, the Government's reasonably interventionist approach in this area. Our finance spokesperson, Andrew Bayly, has, obviously, been pretty hot on the heels of Grant Robertson in that regard. So while the Government's intentions, as I say, may have been positive, to achieve consensus such as they were no doubt hoping for, perhaps a more collegial approach across the House would have been good, such that the Government could have reached out to us at a much sooner stage in proceedings.