Then I think we're up to point six so far—just talking about the points the Minister raised that are erroneous. He said he wants to dedicate this legislation to Justice Thorp. Well, that's nice. What's interesting is that Justice Thorp said a register would not work unless they got 90 percent compliance. Well, I hope the Minister is going to stand up and tell us what sort of level of compliance he thinks the register will achieve, because if it's over 90 percent—and it'd be helpful if he could provide some examples of countries around the world that have achieved 90 percent—in that case, maybe he could say it's going to work. But I suspect that he won't be able to provide those examples, and he's dedicating this legislation to Thorp, even though Thorp's own report and words would tell us his legislation will not work. I hope to return to the specifics of the bill in future speeches.