So that's ownership and expenditure. But when it comes to Government regulating everyone else's property and making rules about what you and I can do with our property—and that property, liberals should remember, includes our own body and our minds and thoughts—we have almost no useful oversight or transparency in the impacts and costs of Government regulation. In fact, when it comes to the content of this bill, secondary regulation, we haven't even been able to properly classify what secondary regulations are. They've grown like Topsy into a cornucopia of different instruments that people may be required to follow, but can anyone find in one place where the laws actually are? Hopeless. There are so many of them that this Secondary Legislation Bill runs to over 317 pages. That's how many laws have to be amended so we can have consistent regulation, and that's not the regulations that are being amended. What this bill does is change the way that Ministers of Government can make regulations under other laws. That's what you've got in 317 pages.