The second part of the impact summary talks about the limitation on consultation. So the consultation took place from 19 November 2019 to 27 January 2020 as part of the Crown Minerals Act review, where the feedback was sought from Cabinet that they agreed in June 2020 to undertake this. So there hasn't been a consultation on the specific options that are being proposed here with industry or with other stakeholders. It's anticipated, it says in here that "there may be some concerns which are further detailed … However, we note that all stakeholders will have a further opportunity to comment on those through the standard legislation change process." Now, I did hear the Minister say before that I think it was 14 November or a date in November, if I'm correct, which doesn't sound to me like it is quite the standard legislative process, although it's a faster legislative process. Although compared to some, or a substantial number of other pieces of legislative processes that this Government has put through, this is what I'd call a medium-term one, because most of them being quite short, because this Government doesn't have a history of wanting to go out and consult and listen, because someone might tell them what they don't want to hear. There doesn't seem to be too much openness and transparency around consulting with the public. 