I think about our friends in Hong Kong—pretty tough time being in the Hong Kong legislature. Over there, the bosses and overlords from Beijing say, "This is what the Parliament's going to pass today.", and, lo and behold, that is what the Hong Kong legislature does pass these days. But there's a problem with that: that's not democracy, and that's why it's wrong to have a commencement clause that says, "It doesn't matter what happens in the debate, it doesn't matter what happens in the bill; actually, we think it's going to be OK because we've already decided what Parliament's going to do. Parliament's a rubber stamp; Parliament's a formality."