It is a bill that goes several steps beyond what is necessary, and with all the potential for unintended consequences that come with a Government that doesn't understand commerce, business, or, actually, the extractive mineral sector. They have a fundamental ideological opposition to the extractive sector; they just don't like it. But they do like everything that comes from and with the extractive sector. They like to be able to use their cellphones, drive their cars, they like to be able to turn the lights on, they like to be able to heat and warm their homes, and they like all the benefits that come from an extractive sector, but they like none of the downsides that involve actually getting minerals and resources out of the earth, processing them, and then turning them into the beneficial aspects of our day-to-day life that we all like. 