I foresee that being much like I talked about earlier. You'd pull off the shelf a set of standing orders or certain changes that happen when triggered by a national emergency of some sort. Within those circumstances, you would be able to establish this business committee specifically for that purpose. As I said, it's chaired by the Speaker; it's an opportunity for the leadership of all the parties to come together.
In New Zealand, it's actually required that members have to work on the basis of consensus and almost unanimity, if not near unanimity. It encourages that dialogue, and as a result, you end up getting better decision-making. I understand that we have those customs in place. But you're right that during these circumstances, it's much more difficult to have those “usual channels”, as they call them in the United Kingdom. There's a need to have a more formal structure, and I think that's one option.