ANDREW FALLOON: Perhaps if he talks to a neighbour and asks what happened earlier in the debate, he'll find out what happened. He'll find out what this Parliament actually voted on, because half of Golriz Ghahraman's SOP passed, it's in the bill, and it will not be voted on in third reading, I presume it will be supported by members opposite; it will not be supported by us. But it does make a mockery of the urgency process when we have legislation that was rammed through select committee, where submitters were not able to present in Parliament their concerns and their views. We have in this Parliament now committee stages and third reading truncated into one evening, rammed through under urgency, and this is why we have such fundamental concerns with this legislation, because they've made a mistake. That is one of the perils of urgency. Urgency should only be used in extreme or rare circumstances.