However—here comes the "but"—but what if we already have conflict management provisions already in the current law, conflict management provisions that, funnily enough, the Opposition agreed to in 2019 when we put through the Insolvency Practitioners Regulation Act? That's the problem with this bill, from this side of the House. We have the current provisions that manage such conflicts—conflicts of interest on the part of insolvency practitioners and when such conflicts should prevent them from acting on a specific appointment. That's, again, already been considered and enacted as part of the Insolvency Practitioners Regulation Act 2019.