So the problem that really arose was something slipped through the process, the scrutiny process, in terms of giving instructions to Parliamentary Counsel Office. We know, as members of this House, that the good people in Parliamentary Counsel Office do a superb job, a remarkable job, but they only do the job that they are instructed to do. If a Minister gives them instructions that are not full and complete and detailed, well, they don't have extra-sensory perception, they don't know what's in the Minister's mind, and they draft that legislation according to the instructions that have been presented and given to them. In this case, it's very clear now that a Minister who is normally across the detail of his portfolio, in this case, let something slip through, and that's why we are in urgency this afternoon and have had a truncated, shortened, and well-chaired select committee process but still a difficult one in terms of trying to get everything all in place.