My view was that we needed to take some time to consider whether that was an appropriate long-term instrument for dealing with situations like this. At the moment, we have to use the Act to make the change, but if we were to go down that path, I just wanted to take a little bit of time to work out whether that is the best way to do this. Because we can see from tonight that there are a number of strongly held views about meeting statutory time lines. I know that the Auditor-General—and he has written it to both myself and Mr Bayly—would rather not be in this position, and, generally speaking, is not, and does meet the statutory time lines, but exceptional circumstances create this situation.