So we in the National Party didn't reach our position lightly. We gave it as much consideration as we could in the very short time we were given in order to consider the measure. I was making the point just before the adjournment that we would have been willing to work with the Government to get this right, because, as a country, we need to get this right. But, unfortunately, the Government hasn't reached out to anyone. Not only have they not reached out to us in the Opposition; they have decreed that there will be no select committee process. So, whereas they could have been hearing from legal academics, from those with expertise in these areas of public law, from the police and others, and from all the commentators who usually have much to say on this topic, they have not heard from them, and they have not instigated a select committee process—even if it had only been for half a day. I submit to you that we could have produced a better bill, but instead, unfortunately, we've been shut out of the process, ignored by what looks to be an increasingly arrogant Government. Some will have seen the report over the last few days that this is a first-term Government showing arrogant third-term-itis—