Mr Speaker, as you will know, on page 8 of the select committee's report, the committee does flag a suggested further amendment. Unfortunately, the committee didn't have time, because this was something that arose, as you know, late in its deliberations, but they didn't want to draft a change on the fly without any consideration to any unintended consequences. And it relates to the interactions and the perception of obligations for a member to disclose under this bill but also under LAMIA. And, to avoid any doubt, the committee, in its report, has suggested that there perhaps should be an amendment to make very clear that any interest declared under this bill is actually not automatically captured as a pecuniary interest under LAMIA, and vice versa. So, after discussions within select committee, it was suggested that the best way forward would be for myself to introduce a Supplementary Order Paper to address that, and so I signal to the House this evening that that is my intention to do that as part of the committee stage and also to give effect to the Governance and Administration Committee's discussions on that particular point.