ANDREW FALLOON: I'm giving him fair warning: how many submissions does he think there'll be on this bill? And of course there will be none. There will be no submissions on this bill, because it's being rushed through all stages of Parliament under urgency tonight. There'll be no submissions, there will be no opportunity for people to submit on the bill, and unfortunately that's only going to cause more mistakes. As we warned on this side of the House throughout this debate and through the debate last week, the perils of passing legislation under urgency is that mistakes can be made. The committee stage and the select committee is where those mistakes can be identified. Unfortunately, in this case, there won't be a select committee; there won't be an opportunity for members of the public to come forward, put forward their views, identify mistakes, and hopefully pass a better bill. That won't be the process here, and so I unfortunately suspect that there could be additional problems with this bill. There'll be no opportunity to fix those glaring mistakes.