So with the remaining minutes and moments that are left on this, in addressing the commencement, seeking a deferment which takes into account public opinion rather than Government convenience and expediency, and that, in concluding—not that it's going to happen, but certainly getting it out in the public domain and on the record for the benefit of the public who have been supportive of this all the way along. This bill should not be proceeding. It should not be commencing as of 1 July 2023 or an earlier date appointed by the Governor-General. This is flawed legislation to be, and that, in talking to the title, I said that this really should be about how blind this Government is, how deaf this Government is, in saying that this is an oversight with the wraparound of three entities to provide that for our people who've been experienced in State care—welfare, ill-care. This is an absolute dismissal, an overlooking of the concerns and the regards of those who have experienced to the detriment what the Government has previously done and is striving to do so now with this commencement, if it's signed off.