The points that we made throughout these first, second, and now third readings is that the Minister had plenty of time to fix up these monumental stuff-ups far earlier than right now, a week before the very first auction, in fact. He admitted that he knew—although we believe it was probably earlier, but he admitted that he definitely knew in September. We had weeks and weeks of House time at that point to be able to bring this to the House and have a far more fulsome debate and much longer committee stage, where we could've had far more input from the public.