So this piece of legislation will be passed by the Government, using its absolute majority in this Parliament. That's the democracy that we live in, and that's their right and privilege, for the meantime, to be able to do that. I think that this is just another example of them using that in a way that they see fit. We choose to take a different view. In a democracy, that's not a bad thing—to have differing views. But what is a bad thing is not having the discussion, not having the debate, and not having the opportunity to at least rationally talk about a range of options that are available to us. That's the sad thing in our democracy—it's when there isn't a debate, there isn't a discussion. Frankly, far too little discussion on far too many important public issues has been the hallmark of this Government's administration. Thank goodness it's coming to an end very shortly. Thank you very much for your time and consideration, Mr Speaker.