Hon DAVID BENNETT: No, I hadn't, actually. Thank you, Mr Chair. Well, it's obvious today that we've seen that this bill is part of a longer strategy that the Minister is wanting to employ, and we're not actually going to be necessarily against that wider strategy, because we see the importance of this industry and sector. There are a lot of people that want to see progress in this area. There are a lot of businesses that make their livelihood out of this area, and they want certainty and they want to know that there's security in their business. And the public, as the consumers, want to know the products that they use are going to be exactly what they buy, and suchlike. So there is a lot of public good that is behind this legislation, and we're not in any way trying to circumvent the process or delay or anything like that. In fact, we're voting for the bill, and if you look at the first reading, it was done in a very short period of time. And we have got somebody that I regard highly as the Minister and, I know, will do a very good job as the Minister, and I think that she has indicated to us that this is part of a wider body of work. All we want to know is what that body of work could entail, in very broad terms. You know, we're not asking for—