Now, Mr Bayly, in particular, on the committee took a very active role, and had discussions both in committee and outside of committee on a number of fronts. It's true that it was signalled that if he was given his way on all of these things, we might have had the National Party's support. But, I must say, obviously, on a bill that's important—essentially, constitutionally important—it would be nice to have that support, but, essentially, those things would fundamentally change what the bill would do. 