Interestingly, and as has been noted by other members in this House, this bill would, I think, impose significant costs to businesses, including small businesses and sole traders. In fact, small businesses could also face a change and additional cost if the police were suddenly to update their electronic record-keeping system. So if the police changed their system, this would automatically mean, according to this legislation, that the small businesses and sole traders would also need to update their systems. It is not outlined in the bill a delayed time frame if such a thing were to occur, and it could, as I've stated before, result in a large fine if there was non-compliance. So these are some questions on this side of the House that we are left with, having read through Mr Bayly's bill.