STUART SMITH: It's very temporary—precisely. So to have this important legislation endure through those temporary Governments, it's essential we have the confidence of the House. Unfortunately, we cannot support this through third reading. I think it's outrageous. That very simple amendment would have given confidence not only to the National Party—the ACT members have also spoken in favour of it. This is not a big ask. It makes no imposition to the bill, and it really comes down, I think, to the advice that you've had, Minister. I think it's quite poor, and I think that it really has trampled on that long-held principle that we, across the House, support such legislation. So it's very disappointing. 