Now, there could be a reason, and that reason could well be because the Government wants to get this into law so very quickly. But we have now had six months since the election, six months of House time where the committee could have done its job. The committee could have done its job and finished hearing submissions and deliberated and talked to officials and got it right and produced a report, perhaps with amendments—some of the SOPs the Minister will dump in the House so that submitters and members of the public and others won't have a chance to consider and inform us on. And this, again, therefore, I suppose, will be rushed through. That's just not good enough, because there isn't urgency with this. We've had six months. It could go back to the committee for just a month to finish the work that would have been done if the last committee, and the chair of the last committee, had been able to get it back, but that hasn't happened.