And so I'd say this is not going to cause that, but what it will do is it will simply add more cost—more cost with worse outcomes, and nobody's going to benefit except those who are paid to regulate and those who are paid to advise on regulation. That's who'll benefit from it. My legal colleagues who are in private practice will no doubt find this very interesting and they will no doubt be able to make some money off it, but they're pretty much the only ones. It is one of those silly pieces of legislation that we should be saving the million dollars it apparently costs every hour for this Parliament to sit and actually just kick it to touch.