So what's the case for change? I listened to the Minister, and I hear on the other side all the gratitude to their Minister for all the good work, etc., etc. Well, he stood up and gave his opening gambit around the bill and didn't actually articulate what's the problem statement that this legislation is actually up to resolve. What is the problem that this is going to fix? He didn't say it at all, and sort of from a first-principles point of view, surely a piece of legislation like this should be trying to solve, or should be solving, a significant issue that's going to bring value in terms of the broader system. 