Hon SCOTT SIMPSON: —and debating issues of high importance, the lights are on. It's a good thing. That's a good thing, because after the Minister's speech—and I have to say, my colleague sitting to my right here, Stuart Smith, said he would wake me up. He said, "You won't miss your call, Scott. I'll wake you up when the Minister is finished." This bill—look, without making too much mockery of it—falls, I think, into the category of "dull but worthy". It's actually, on the face of it, I think a pretty practical change to the way that the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) assesses and reassesses the multitude of hazardous organisms and products and substances that they have to look into and that they're charged with providing information to us about.