I think as legislators here, it's very important that when we do—passing laws is really important, and we've always got to know why we are doing it. So when we're standing in this House—that's why the legislative process is quite a complicated one. There are many who speak to—probably many of us before we came to the House. "Why don't you just pass a law to do this?" We've all heard it in our electorate offices: "Why don't they just do that? Why don't they just do that?" Well, we are those "they" now, and when we get here, the first thing we realise is that we actually owe it to make sure that by time a piece of legislation does leave this place, it is a good piece of legislation—a good piece of legislation that is going to do what it's intended to. 