But the problem that we have with this bill, and the problem that I have with this bill, is the word "objectionable". March 15 was absolutely abhorrent, and no one should get to see that. But the problem that we have with "objectionable" is when you open up the word objectionable, we could have a wide range of opinions here tonight, sitting in the House, of things that some people consider objectionable and some people don't. So what is tending to happen with some of these bills—and I really appreciate for this one that it's actually going to run a normal parliamentary process, so that's one thing that we should be thanking the Government for, that they are intending to go out and give the public the opportunity to have their say, because we haven't been seeing that too much in the last couple of days, since Parliament's come back together.