I want to point out, too, that this law exists for two years—two years—and, even worse, and I'm not sure anyone's touched on this, this bill gives Cabinet the power to repeal; Cabinet, not the Parliament. That is unconstitutional. Absolutely appalling. And it's all being rushed through Parliament. No select committee. No select committee at all. They've had almost seven weeks to work on this. It's been rushed through. It is, as I have said, contemptuous, effectively, of the basics of a democracy, and particularly when we begin to think around the notions of grieving, celebration, and faith, I think it's been contemptible. Why do I say it's been contemptible? The legal advice that was put out around this bill, this bill which has the power to limit people's freedom of religion, is not mentioned at all. I would suggest that is deliberate. I think that reflects a left-wing Government's view of religion and people of faith. It is the only logical explanation I can find other than absolute bloody incompetence on behalf of officials to miss out freedom of religion from the list. They've got everything else, but not freedom of religion. Why is that? An absolute shocker. As I say, we've got a real problem.