We do not believe that the blunt instrument of this bill is the best way to go about dealing with the problem that has quite rightly been identified by Andrew Bayly in this member's bill. What this bill does is try to address the entire situation in one go, and really bites off more than it can swallow. So while the bill has got good intentions, we think that systems in place already need to be explored further, and we need to give far greater consideration to the implications and the unintended consequences for small-business owners to make sure that those changes can be put in place into small businesses before there's a legislative requirement with hefty penalties trucking on down the road with three months for implementation. 