Poor old Mr Parker—poor old Mr Parker—introduced the comprehensive bill, and we do them three times a year, and, as he said in question time, he has already removed it from the ballot. It is a shocker. The interesting thing is that the reasons he claimed that he suddenly had a come-to-Jesus moment, if I can put it that way, is that, God, he's had so many people, fund managers, come to him today, and say, "Look, you've got to change it." So one of the interesting thing is: I wonder who those are, because, for instance, the Financial Services Council have been harping on to officials, and I presume to the Minister himself, for weeks, months, to say that this is a bad piece of legislation. In fact, they described it as an overreach.