But what the bill also allows for is, what the Minister has referred to as, a sliding scale. It's, basically, regulations to be made which allow different penalties for different infringement offences, because it was never actually intended that that maximum level for the fee would apply to all offences, but to only those that cause the maximum amount of harm in the community. But what we heard were some concerns that, basically, what that high level of fees might do is entrench some inequities that were currently in the justice system. So what we've done as a committee is looked at some extra protections that we could put in place. One of them is making sure that the Minister recommends the regulations be made, but also to specify in the bill some of those things that the Minister might need to do to consider before doing so. One of them is to make sure the Minister considers the severity and impact of those breaches, but also, basically, thinking about the appropriateness of the penalties for some of those particular groups that might be impacted—and then, finally, also thinking about what comparable offences there might be when you're looking at other legislation. So it's really important to have those protections there.