 Liz Craig spoke tonight, saying that it doesn't take into account the community. There are provisions in the bill that set out consultation requirements—in fact, that's clause 10. So there are already things baked into this bill to make sure that the community are taken into account and their views are taken into account. She also said that the needs of the sharks aren't taken into account either. Well, this bill sets out requirements for the permit for codes of practice; the Minister has to approve the codes of practice. So if they don't like certain activities to entice the sharks because it affects the shark's behaviour in some way—and I am certainly not a shark expert; we've had many shark experts up tonight, I'm not one of them—I'm sure the Director-General of Conservation will take this into account. Even if the Government are concerned that maybe it doesn't take the shark's emotional wellbeing into account, well, we can put that into the bill at select committee.