But I have to say, I find it absolutely extraordinary that a tax bill has been dropped on Opposition parties with about six hours' notice. People at home may expect us to take our duty of making law seriously. Why? Because people know they're expected to follow the laws, especially tax laws, and this is a tax bill. I think it's only reasonable if people are expected to follow the laws made in this Parliament, then we should take some care in the way that we make them. That's the basic deal—we take care in the way that we make laws, and in return people take care to follow them. That is really the essence of our civilised society where everybody respects the law. And when there are differences we don't fight each other; we look at what's written down in the statutes made by this Parliament. That's a good way for a country to be, but it requires us in this Parliament to do our bit, and in this case the Government has not done its bit.