So it's not needed. There's no enforcement mechanism. It's just a make-work scheme inside the Public Service. Frankly, the Public Service have better things to do with their time than spend their life coming up with plain language documents or plain language officers and reporting up to the plain language commissar inside the Public Service agency they're talking about. They should have much better things to do with their time than that. This bill is one of the stupidest bills to come before Parliament. We will oppose it because we oppose over-burdensome regulation, including for the Public Service. Rachel Boyack is a hard-working and diligent MP, but I feel sorry that she has ended up with this dog of a bill.