Property law, especially for a simple electrical engineer like me, is pretty complicated stuff. [Interruption] Scott Simpson's saying a grammar education doesn't get you anywhere when it comes to property law. It's very tough stuff. But here's what people who are engaged are saying. Leonie Freeman, the chief executive of the Property Council, has said, funnily enough, "It's a great day to be a lawyer, but a terrible day for property owners and tenants who've suddenly had their contracts changed without notice or consultation." That's what the Property Council are saying. Are they going to have the technicalities and the details that they're raising considered during this process? Well, it wasn't considered during any kind of pre-consultation, and there won't be time to consider it in the time that remains. She goes on—and I actually know Leonie Freeman; she is a very impressive and smart person—to say, "What the Government fails to realise is that these property owners are the same people who are working hard to keep construction development and housing projects going. They've, effectively, dropped a bomb on their most vital industry." So is this select committee going to be able to consider the flow-on effects from this legislation on housing and construction? Of course they're not going to have time for that. That's why this motion must be defeated or at least amended.