It comes in all sorts of forms; it's the legislation that we in this House have an obligation to oversee, but having it not be publicly as accessible as primary legislation has made it harder for even members of this House to know our obligations. But, of course, it is law, and the rule of law should therefore apply, which is to say that whatever laws bind and impact on the lives of the public should be knowable, should be transparent and accessible to them. So far, we may have been breaching the rule of law in the confused manner that we were approaching secondary legislation, so it is commendable. This Minister and, as others have said, the Hon Chris Finlayson QC, who began this work, recognise that secondary legislation, like primary legislation, should be both clearly defined and publicly accessible, and these two companion pieces of legislation bring those two principles together.