The Joint Committee on European Affairs will certainly be the most important committee of this House if what is contained in this Bill is to work. However, there is a challenge for us in ensuring it will have sufficient resources to do its work. Given that it has so many items of information before it since 1 July, it would almost need to meet on a daily basis over a 12 month period if it were to scrutinise all the documentation. Let us insist that we will meet the requirements of the committee, both in terms of staffing and membership. I understand there is already a sub-committee of the Joint Committee on European Affairs attempting to sift through the various proposals.