ANDREW BAYLY: OK. I was just hoping the Minister was going to take the opportunity, but maybe we'll move on to a new topic. I just want to talk about the change around the assurance practitioner licensing arrangement. This relates to clause 7, of course, in Part 1. There's been quite a change to this, as I seem to read here, and it's around the question of who is a qualified assurance practitioner, to be able to do what's called CRDs, which are climate-related disclosures. I suppose there's been quite a change in the bill, moving away from the concept of having approved climate assurance practitioners to one that really revolves around more of a process—that reports are tabled and lodged within, I think, 60 working days, from what I could see here.