It's with considerable regret that I oppose some aspects of this bill. I think allowing charities to continue raffles digitally is very sensible. I think some of the local government amendments allowing people to have digital meetings and some of the administrative changes allowing forms to be filed digitally are very sensible. I think extending firearm and driver licences is very sensible. But the question, when a member of Parliament decides whether or not to vote for a piece of legislation, is not "Does the member of Parliament think there are some sensible things?" but "Can they in good conscience vote for a bill that not one person in this Parliament"—I can guarantee—"has properly read and understood?" For that reason, I stand in opposition to this bill on behalf of the ACT Party.