The first is for us to understand the circumstances in which advice has been given on how this part of the Act will operate. We have a regulatory impact statement that has been released in relation to the SOP affecting this part. Throughout that regulatory impact statement, officials are at pains to again and again highlight the urgency under which they are having to formulate advice. My question for the Minister about this part of the bill is: at what point did the Minister consider that the bill, as it sits before us in Part 2, required dramatic changes? And at what point did he seek advice on those changes? The reason I ask is because we do have some traditions in this House in terms of select committee and the way that things are advised on. And one of those is that actually we do properly examine things. In this case, it's very clear that officials have had to give advice in challenging circumstances. Did they even get asked for advice before Christmas? Because it's very clear that the Government was considering changes to this section before Christmas, but it's not clear that officials were given any runway to properly analyse the impacts here.