In particular, what we know that a shortened process of the sort that the Minister outlined implies is it implies that there will be a shorter period between submissions being called and submissions being made. That is hard on submitters. It just means that they've got less time to get their thoughts together. It means if they hear—they might not hear for a week or two until after submissions have been called that they're happening, and then they have to go and find the time to write them. And I put to you: the people who we want to submit on this bill are some of the very busiest people in the country. They are teachers who are spending a lot of time in the classroom, who are then spending time preparing for the classroom, who often have families of their own that keep them very busy. And what we are doing by allowing this motion to shorten the report-back period is we're allowing for a much shorter time in which those submissions can be got together.