The first thing I want to do is to examine what the Minister made mention of in his speech in relation to the Government's response in the last six months. Because there has been an assumption, I believe, by the Government that the elimination strategy would continue forever. The evidence for that is littered throughout the Government's response this year. There was no backup plan, and that is why we now come to the traffic light framework developed on the fly and scrambling. And if you doubt that that is the case, I invite you to read the departmental disclosure statement, which makes it very clear that there has been very little consultation, very little analysis, and very little work done in advance of this. In fact, the drafting instructions for this bill were only issued on 27 October, five days after the actual framework was announced. And now we find it's not going to a select committee. In fact, it will be law sometime this week. 