So we can't support this bill. I want to acknowledge the Attorney-General, and I want to acknowledge the fact that he has taken a call and he has addressed some of the issues that we've put up. I want to acknowledge and thank him for that because they're important ones. Things like getting the rules right, because I can tell you another thing that went wrong in the first two weeks: we had four pieces of official information that were being put out to the public, and all they wanted to do was comply—they wanted to make sure that they were sticking to the rules—but there was deep confusion created because they were getting three or four different messages coming from different parts of the Government. We want to have clarity around what the rules are. We don't think that it is humane. We think that people are suffering enough. We think that if someone's lost a loved one, that grieving is important for everyone, regardless of what culture you come from—that grieving is important for everyone; people coming together.