The second part that we opposed was the rushed law, and that's because we believe in due process. So, for context for anybody watching, usually a law has a six-month select committee process. This was done within a few weeks. We had a shortened select committee, which meant that people who would be affected by this law didn't have the time to make a submission to the select committee. They didn't have the time to read through all of the impacts that this law—all of the different changes that were put in this one law—could have on their lives to make an acceptable viewpoint stated in a select committee process. I think people should be allowed to voice their views in Parliament but also have the time to be even able to articulate that.