I also acknowledge the need for Government to act in regard to emergencies to pass legislation from time to time. Previous Governments have needed to do that, and including the Government I was in, around earthquakes and other natural disasters. But I think it's really important that we exercise caution in the manner in which primary legislation is used to create a regulation-making power, the details of which are not well articulated through the bill or understood by this House before it passes legislation, and particularly when there isn't a select committee process. I acknowledge the need for haste, but in that haste there is often error, and it does behove us to scrutinise this bill in so far as we can, because, actually, there's quite a lack of detail around what those regulations will look like.