When are we going to hear a substantive argument from the other side about why we should rush this through, rush a select committee process? These things have been set down in Parliament for a very good reason. These time frames are not something that are made up where we laze our way through all these things, take our time. We take our time because we want to get it right, and had time been taken, perhaps, in the first instance, we wouldn't be here fixing up a problem, a problem that's pretty obvious to anyone who operates in these types of markets. Mr Bayly came in here very quickly and got his head around this very, very quickly—so someone who operates in that area. Why didn't the Government, and particularly the Minister, get on top of this at that time? It is a mess. It is a mistake, and it's wasting Parliament's time and pushing select committees to make decisions that may not be right. Last night, we had a bill in here—I suppose we should be grateful. We should be grateful that we've got more than five days, which is what's happened with the local government bill last night. I mean, that's outrageous. And so perhaps three weeks is generous—I don't know, maybe to this Government, but it isn't to parliamentary democracies around the world. This is outrageous. I think it's something that the Government will live to regret and, hopefully, the markets will actually react to this properly because who's going to have confidence we've actually got it right? We don't have the confidence that this is right and so we oppose the referral motion. Thank you.