 Now, here is the next thing. It's bad enough that we've got a retrospective interference in a private contract, undermining the rule of law in this country—that's bad enough—but they are not even following due process through this Parliament. They are using their majority to rush it through under urgency. So will there be proper consultation? No, there is not. Have they prepared a regulatory impact statement from Treasury weighing up the costs and benefits of this law? No, they haven't. Will there be sufficient time, as they have indicated, under a rushed select committee process, for people who are affected by this law, to come out and say what is affecting them and have their views considered? Will there be time for that to happen in a couple of weeks? No, there won't. Will this Government be waiting until that rushed parliamentary process is complete before the law comes into play? No.