Let me just start with why it would be an inadequate select committee process. Asking the House to report back in 10 days, or even three weeks, does not give adequate time for people affected to consider their submissions. They've got to read the bill, understand it, get advice, put their submission together, and send it in. So in order to get public feedback, you need at least a couple of weeks. Then those submissions have to come to the committee and be read by the members, who have to understand them, and then they have to bring the submitters in, if they wish to make an oral submission in person. They've got to listen to that and contemplate and cogitate, and then, with the help of the committee officials, deliberate and report and suggest amendments to the bill—none of that can happen. 