Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. I'm not even sure which microphone I'm using—there we go. I appreciate my colleague's deferral. We are on Part 1 of this bill, and I have two—one's a comment and one's a question, I guess. I haven't been privy to the discussions between the National Party and the Attorney-General's office in respect of an amendment to clause 3, but I would note that if the relevant period is described as the longer of the following of a period of 90 days after the commencement date or the period specified by a resolution of the House of Representatives, the likelihood is that the first review of this and resolution by the House may not take place until November, which is actually six months away. And so the Attorney-General may want to clarify what the intention is in respect of the first period of the following—the passage of this Act and a resolution—and whether the House will have an opportunity to consider that resolution before the 52nd Parliament rises for the 2020 election period.