But I do want to talk about the complex nature of this bill. I think what struck me, when I read the bill, is that when you have a conflict of interest, it's actually very rare for you to then exclude the decision maker in totality from the circumstances that you're considering, which is what this bill is set out to do. And even if you look at the exclusions in the current 2019-20 legislation, they're time-bound in terms of who they exclude from the bill, so it's that two-year period that they look at. When you have other conflicts that arise, there are often management techniques that you put over a conflict. Part of that could be looking at relevant practising standards, it could be looking at the selection method of decision makers, and it could be looking at the pool of decision makers who you have—if you have a limited pool available, you might have looser measures of managing a conflict of interest.