I wish the Minister well. We have brought forward a degree of reforms that are on the table. It is now a question of their implementation and making the necessary decisions. Decisions must be made in the national interest, in the interest of all the people and not in interest of those with vested interests. In that regard, I would like to be dissociated from remarks made in the House last week when certain Senators referred to the fact that the Hanly report should be put on the shelf. That is not the way forward. Decisions must be made—