In 2003, in a landmark report that was heralded as such, the bipartisan and unanimous Every picture tells a story report was released by a committee chaired by Kay Hull AO. As I said, it was bipartisan and unanimous. I quoted an extract from the committee's report. The reforms themselves were implemented in 2006. The point in relation to that report was: does the government accept that in making the recommendations in the bipartisan, unanimous Every picture tells a story report in 2003, which were ultimately implemented in 2006, the committee did so after careful analysis of many years of evidence?