Hon DAVID PARKER (Attorney-General): The most likely examples are matters relating to national security, where the Government has done something that is of legislative effect that would normally—or does—fall within the category of secondary legislation, but for reasons of national security, the normal public processes that surround that would not apply. That's a carry-forward of existing processes in the new regime that's necessary. The other example would be sometimes where there are issues of commercial sensitivity, and I can imagine that sometimes applying in respect of exemptions that are given in respect of proposed takeovers and the like.