In Part 2, clause 6(1) "A reporting agency must ensure that all relevant documents for which it is responsible use plain language." The problem with all of this with simplifying language is that we can create different meanings and different interpretations and all sorts of different standards from Government, and the last thing we want to do is cause confusion. In clause 8—Chris Bishop has already landed on this a little bit—the plain language officers: "A reporting agency must appoint … plain language officers". What a fantastic sounding bureaucrat, honestly! And no later than six months after this Act the reporting agency must report to the commissioner its appointment of a plain language officer. And I just think, "What, on every Government agency, and how many will they actually need within six months?" I mean we've got a bit of a skills shortage right now, don't you realise. It might actually be quite hard to find people to do this. So, I mean, just imagine the amount of unnecessary red tape that this bill, if it becomes an Act, will cause. 