I'm really keen to delve into what the Minister knew, when he knew it, and what his thinking was—especially around the very early months of last year when he stated that he didn't think that we needed to set a reserve price, because clearly he had that thought for a very long time—and when did he change his mind—exactly when—and also, not only when did he change his mind but when did he decide to bring this bill to the House and why did he not bring it much earlier. We're in a position now dealing with a highly complex bill that's brought up a number of questions—and some of which we'll talk about in later tabled amendments—that are highly complex in nature and that throw up all of these questions that we're now asking at the very last hour that, despite what the Government speakers have said today, are actually very complex and need answering. 