Similarly, there are also some concerns on this side of the House in relation to the requirements of the penalties in this regime and how they would be implemented, and how implementing those penalties would have an impact upon small businesses. The way the bill is currently worded is that if police change their systems, or have a new requirement for what is specified in the bill, for the information to be usable by police and police computers, businesses affected by these regulations would have to immediately update their systems or potentially be subject to an offence, which is specified to up to $10,000 as a fine. The word is "Police usable", and how that would have an impact directly upon small-business owners again is unclear in this instance. That sort of clarity would really need to be spelt out to the letter in order to make sure small-business owners are clear on what is actually required of them to comply with the law. This may, again, have unforeseen circumstances and very immediate costs on them, and that kind of cost could be seen as punishing them with a fine and drive a small business out of existence if they're not complying. So that, again, has really caused a significant level of doubt in terms of how the practical implementation of this bill would operate. 