This is the nub of the issue, if you will. We have great relationships and great partnerships with the Houses of Parliament. With the governance—and this was something that was pointed out previously—there's not an integrated governance body at the political level. There's no informal mechanism for the Senate, the House and the minister to come together, have conversations and create alignment.
We get requirements from the Senate and the House, not from Parliament. It is a challenge to reconcile those. We are accountable to Parliament. It is a challenge for the executive branch to do that reconciliation on behalf of Parliament to ensure that we have alignment between the Senate and the House and can move forward.
We've had great success in bringing those things to resolution in the past. I'm convinced we will again, but it is a challenge within the governance frame.