This is the second of two bills that, between them, cover the territory that was in the Overseas Investment Amendment Bill (No 2), which was introduced on 19 March 2020, which has been sitting before members of the House now for close to two months. That bill, as I previously described, has, effectively, been split into two parts. One part was in the last bill and the other part is in this bill. The only addition to the first part was this new, lower screening threshold during the COVID period. In terms of briefings being offered to the members, briefings were offered when it was originally tabled, but, of course, COVID interrupted and—through no fault of the Opposition or anyone else—those briefings weren't given. And they weren't re-offered until earlier today, when we had been re-meeting under level 2, for reasons that the members understand as to where those briefings have to be.