First of all, before I get into some of the submissions from the select committee, I would just like to say that I am utterly disappointed in the Justice Committee and the fact that they, after nearly 6½ months of deliberating this very important piece of legislation—and they know that it's very important legislation, due not only to the number of submissions that we've had but to the backing of the most important ones of those submissions, which were the stakeholders and the victims which this bill tries to protect; the St John paramedics, the Corrections Association, the Police Association, and the nurses and doctors themselves. What I find not only astonishing but utterly disappointing and frustrating is that there is no report from the select committee to be debated here today, and I hope that those organisations are watching and can get some sort of explanation from those members of the Justice Committee.