But if you read SOP 78, Part 2, "Local Electoral Act 2001", there we see the lines through every single paragraph and every single word. It's all gone. So the Government has given up. They've given up on this secretive, clandestine little change, and I welcome that. But I have a question; in fact, I have two questions for the Minister in the chair. The first is—and bear in mind, we welcome the change—we need to know, I think it's worth the committee's time finding out, why the Government wanted to make this change. And then, secondly—and it's related to the first question—why has the Government decided to not make the change? Because, for a period of weeks, it was critical, and now it turns out it isn't. I suspect the reason is the Government's decided that they're in a big enough war with the local government sector already, with 60-odd councils opposing the misguided Three Waters reform process. I strongly suspect they've decided, "Well, let's not add fuel to the already burning conflagration that is the Government's relationship with the local government sector." So that's why they've quietly beaten a retreat, and we welcome that. But we need to know exactly how this happened in the first place. We welcome the Minister's contribution to that.