But I want to put, if I might, on the record from the start the, if you will, sort of expected but unfortunate circumstance which the Parliament finds itself in at the moment in order to do this annual review—the fact that there are so few MPs here. I'm fortunate to be with excellent colleagues in the social development sector, like Louise Upston and Alfred Ngaro. But also—it's possibly a little bit presumptuous—the Minister herself who's in the chair doesn't have the usual officials here to support her. I raise that not as a particular reflection on the Minister or the Opposition but, actually—