But, unfortunately, I can only support this bill to the first reading, through this urgent process, because it has some real problems. I can understand the Government going through urgency. I won't relitigate the issues that got us here, except to say that it has been four months—actually, nearly four and a half months—since it became clear to countries such as Taiwan that there might be an issue. The idea that this has all suddenly happened and the Government has to rush Parliament through urgency now is a poor reflection on the preparedness of the Government. But, no matter, we're here, and we have to rush this through urgency so we can get to level 2 lawfully and quickly—understood. But what is an issue is that this bill lasts for two years. The objective, if we want the bill to be done democratically, should be to get it passed now and have Parliament review it as soon as possible. I have an amendment on the Table on Supplementary Order Paper 494 that says it should only last one year. That is enough time for this Parliament to come back and make this law properly.