The Minister has actually said that there will be lots of SOPs—Supplementary Order Papers. What that means is that he himself recognises that this bill does not fit what a good bill is supposed to be. That means there are major issues with the bill that is currently before this House that we are debating if it has to have Supplementary Order Papers. One of the questions that I'd like to ask the members opposite is that since the last election, we have now had six months of House time: why could the Government not have returned this bill to select committee so that we could have had plenty of time to go through the process of actually examining the bill, looking at the submissions, talking to the officials, examining the departmental report that they were going to produce, and actually considering making changes to the bill? 