DAVID SEYMOUR (Member in charge of the Regulatory Standards Bill): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Consultation of people affected by regulations and laws is extremely important. They often have insight into how their sector of society operates and what the costs and benefits of a particular law might be. It is therefore essential that when laws and regulations are made, people are consulted so that their insights can be acknowledged and their rights upheld, bearing in mind that under the Regulatory Standards Bill, they can seek to ensure regulations and laws are being properly made through court action. For that reason, it is certainly—and let me answer the question for you—a requirement of the Regulatory Standards Bill that before a certificate is signed by a Minister, chief executive, or member in charge of a bill, that person signing the certificate that the law or regulation has been properly made is satisfied that those people affected have been consulted. Thank you, Mr Speaker.