The second point was around certainty, more particularly the need to get the law right the first time. This is an area of public life that will be important to those who perhaps don't necessarily interact much with parliamentary processes and debates, and I would rather not see a situation where the Parliament, as has happened regrettably sometimes in recent years in relation to drug legislation of other types—to sort of go backwards and forth and create some confusion in the community. So, for the sake of certainty, it's important that the select committee takes all the time that it needs to get this legislative process right the first time. As the saying goes, "Act in haste, repent at leisure." Well, this would be an Act that will be passed, and it seems that it's set to be passed in due course, and to do that hastily and only to be required to repeal or replace at leisure later would be a shame and certainly one that's open to the House to avoid today. 