So what I'd like to do is just talk through some of those underlying concerns which suggest that we need further work in this area, because I think what this bill does at present is it jumps to a single solution of setting up, basically, a compliance framework. I think a similar regulatory environment was in operation when Helen Cave brought her petition to the Local Government and Environment Committee saying that her request was that shark cage diving be banned. I think the issues she was talking about there were similar—about wildlife concerns, about behaviour concerns, about concerns of users entering the water. I'm just wanting to tease out some of those in a bit more detail, because, as I've said, great white sharks are absolutely protected under the Wildlife Act. There have been a number of concerns raised about the impacts of shark cage diving on sharks' behaviour and also on the wellbeing—physical wellbeing—of sharks, where they may bump up against the cages, ingest ropes, and come into contact with other sharks in quite a concentrated area.