Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE: A majority—thank you, Mrs Stanford. That is a significant development. I don't believe I have ever seen a Minister overrule a Government-majority select committee in its careful deliberations on an amendment in this way, and, indeed, the House confirmed those changes in its consideration of the bill at its second reading. So I'm fascinated to know why it is that the Minister felt that the select committee process was somehow suboptimal and whether that's a dispositional or situational trait that he might have. 