I just want to remind the House of some of the important details around this two years. We have to remember, from the Cabinet paper that we've seen, that the Minister went to Cabinet actually wanting no expiry date, no sunset clause. His backup was three years. He ended up getting two. It's important to note that he took this Cabinet paper, asking for no sunset clause, on 22 March this year. If he'd got his way and there was no sunset clause, we would've had an extremely truncated process—like we ended up having—for no sunset clause at all, which is a huge grab of power, transfer from the officials to the Minister with effectively no sunset clause and no safeguard.