If it was just solving the problem the wrong way, then maybe we could say, "OK, we understand that the Government's gone a bit wrong here, but at least there'll be an opportunity for it to be properly discussed and debated throughout our country, and people will feel included in the democratic process." But they haven't done that. Having only a week for select committees to take submissions is the same as not taking submissions for all practical purposes, unless—and here's the real travesty—you happen to be a person who was tipped off and knew about the shortened process and had your submissions prepared well ahead of time. And, again, if our overall goal is a prosperous, safe, and inclusive society, then I can't think of anything that does more damage to public confidence in this House and in the democratic process than a rushed and rigged process that actually excludes people's views. 