It's quite concerning, really, to read through this when we hear about what the select committee process is going to be. I've seen some pretty shocking select committee processes in the last Parliament—processes where the public were open for submissions for a week, in some cases 12,000 submissions, and 20 people got to the table for one day to be able to give their say. Why is this Government so scared of letting the public have their say on this issue? We often learn something, and we must trust the public to help us make decisions. We as politicians don't have all the answers, and someone may just come in with a good idea. So the one-week consultation on this process is an absolute farce. It would be far better to run this process properly and have any changes come into force in 2025. That's the problem that we have, that, actually, this is being rushed through. It's changing something, and we don't know that we've actually got the best process to run this going forward.