This is really important: if the Minister believes that this is an important bill that we're debating here tonight and he believes it's essential that it survives through different Governments going through time, then he needs to actually put his money where his mouth is, no pun intended—in fact, it was intended—and consult the leaders of the non-governing parties. It's essential that they have full clarity on what is going on in this particular methodology. There's probably nothing more important than that. They must know that this methodology is sound. They must have clarity on it. We, as members of Parliament, don't need to know; we would have confidence in the process and the methodology should the leaders of our parties actually have been consulted on it.