Can I just say that there wasn't any reason given by the Minister today that held any wait as to why we need a truncated select committee process. Basically, the only thing that he said was, "Well, this bill is basically the same as last time; therefore, we only need 21 days." As my colleague Michael Woodhouse pointed out earlier, the conditions surrounding this bill are entirely different than they were a year ago. There are so many more things to consider now than there were a year ago. We do understand that a year ago, when we only had 10 days from the introduction of the bill to the legislation being in place, that process needed to be quick, and we were wholeheartedly on board with it. We were in a pandemic situation. We didn't have any clarity about what was going to happen. We are in a very different situation now—the conditions are very, very different—and the one thing that strikes me from the Minister's speech today is he left out so much information that is going to be required at select committee, and we are going to need a much longer period at select committee to consider these conditions that we are now in.