KIERAN McANULTY: Well, evidently, they do, Mr Little. Evidently they are comfortable with that sort of behaviour, because they've got an opportunity to support this bill and they're not. I'm surprised by that, because really there's no ideological position to take on this. You're either for fairness or not. And that side of the House just evidently aren't. I mean, they've got an opportunity to prove otherwise, but they're voting against this bill. They're trying to position themselves on the fence and say, "Look, we'll have a rigorous discussion and we've made some points and we'll look at improving it." Vote for the bill. They're not going to. 