Michelle Ananda-Rajah (Victoria, Australian Labor Party) | Hansard source

President, I'm trying to just relay the fact that it is not urgent, because we are working in the background to rectify the problems. I speak to those steps that we are actually taking to try and address the concerns that have been raised by my colleagues as well as members of the community with respect to the Integrated Assessment Tool. This tool was initially developed many years ago, about six years ago, and it has been clinically validated. It had a lot of clinical and technical and statistical input. We know it's been rolled out now, mainly because the previous system, when we first came to government—