National supports sensible, transparent, straight-forward regulation that prevents the exploitation of consumers. This legislation doesn't do that. It's going to create significant burden upon some businesses where it doesn't intend to, that'll make it harder for consumers and will pass on frustration and cost. We don't support imposing the poorly crafted or ill-defined regulation that is in this bill. I hope, when the Minister comes here and dumps a huge number, a large number, of SOPs, that actually they fix some of these things. But who would know? Because the experts haven't been able to advise the House, because there isn't a report from a committee—and I'm not meaning the members of the committee; the experts. We're the ones that take advice, hear from the public, hear from businesses, and get to question the Minister's officials to make sure that he is not captured by them. I don't believe he is, but I can't see the reason why he won't allow this to go back to the committee.