One of the most troubling aspects of this piece of tinkering legislation is that it seems to have an element of vindictiveness about it. What I'm talking about is that the primary function of most of the changes in this legislation is simply to undo the work that was done in the last Parliament, led by my colleague the Hon Nick Smith. He made some very good changes, and this piece of legislation, effectively, just for the sake of pettiness, really, seems to want to just undo those. It's a bit of political point-scoring. The fact that it's taken the Government nearly its entire three years to get to it, I guess, tells the House and members of the public something about the Government's real enthusiasm for this. It's a rushed piece of legislation towards the end of their term of Government, and, as I say, there's a level of vindictiveness to it that I find quite upsetting.