We've had robust scrutiny of this bill through the select committee, second reading, and during the committee of the whole House just yesterday. A number of clear focus points emerged in these debates, such as the small consumer advocacy agency and the backstop power given to the Minister of Energy and Resources. I will address the points raised in previous debates on these issues to help ease members' concerns, but first I want to speak to the two amendments made to the bill yesterday through the Supplementary Order Paper tabled by the Government. 