ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): So I suppose my last point is: the rush to get this legislation out—no doubt, I suspect it is because the Hon James Shaw is rushing off to a climate change conference overseas—I'm just a little bit surprised that there hasn't been more thinking and preparation for the introduction of this bill. We've got some serious issues. One is that we don't even know what the requirements are of who will be an assurance practitioner. Secondly, there is probably a lack of clarity around the standards and how they will be applied. And we've just voted down the Hon Todd McClay's Supplementary Order Paper to extend and provide more time to enable those firms to get appointed, understand their liabilities and put it in place. So, I suppose, is that correct? We are going into a bill that is going to rip through this House today and, very shortly, in the next couple of days, without enough clarity around some of those key aspects?