Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): It would help in the committee stage for members to refer to the specific parts of the bill. In relation to that, the member refers to a generality. I've taken the member through the regulation-making exercise that is now available to the Governor-General by Order in Council on advice from Ministers, and, indeed, then when it comes to licenses, requirements that must be met. So I'm not quite sure—if there is a specific part of the bill that the member wants to ask questions about, the member should refer to it rather than just sort of raising generalities, because all she can expect in return is generalities about the bill.