STUART SMITH: —where we can—due process; that's correct. Where we can actually get submissions from the people it will affect—the people that will know out there–that's how good legislation is made. That's what we have a select committee process for. Our parliamentary system is built on that. But unfortunately, in this Government—again, unconscionable conduct—they have taken every opportunity, in this case six months doing nothing, then they dump something on in real haste to try and get it through, ram it through without due process, and we'll be back here fixing it. I guarantee it.