So it's not possible for the Speaker to participate in a debate, but unfortunately this bill drags the Speaker into it, because, as the acting Minister, or the Minister responsible for Officers of Parliament, it would be appropriate, I think, to know a view from the Speaker about how this situation materialised. At what point in the last 12 months did the Auditor-General come into the Officers of Parliament Committee and say, "I've got a staffing problem—such a bad staffing problem that I may not be able to meet my statutory obligations."? Because, at that point, a select committee, with the guidance of the Minister responsible, might have been able to come up with a solution that didn't require Parliament to plunge itself into urgency and for the Government to use the club hammer of its absolute majority. So we do see this as a serious bill. We see it, too, as the Government saying one thing for Government agencies and another thing for the private sector.