CHRIS PENK: Not always—OK, thank you. The member who has just resumed his seat, the Hon Shane Jones, said before that the matter was trifling, but I think he would acknowledge that it's never fruitless to try to avoid a law turning to custard. So, for that reason, the select committee needs as much time as possible, or at least not less time than usual, to be able to consider the matter that will be before it—namely, the Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Vaping) Amendment Bill. I make that submission for approximately four reasons. By happy coincidence, they all start with the letter "c": cross-referencing other obligations, certainty, complexity, and the crowded public square. 