It also said that this will expire in exactly five years, which, as it turns out, that time is up on 30 June, which must be about next Saturday. Now, to give credit to that Government, they did do one thing right, which is that they referred the legislation to a 10-day select committee. At any other time, a 10-day select committee would be seen as rushed legislation, insincere, not giving people the time to properly prepare submissions. But the thing about a 10-day select committee is that it's infinitely better than what's being done tonight, having a zero-day select committee. That means that this legislation will be passed without any input whatsoever from interested members of the public, unless the Government has chosen to approach them. 