This bill amends the Education and Training Act 2020, an Act that National opposed, and we opposed it for a number of reasons—and that's why it's relevant to this bill today—including because of the fact that that process was a truncated process. As we know, through this House, when you don't provide due time and consideration, you run a much higher risk of making mistakes, and what we are seeing as a result of that today is a process in which we are now consuming this House's time to fix up a bill in which the opportunity cost, I guess, is that we could be doing other stuff. We've seen earlier today and, actually, last night some great examples of bills that should have gone through the House in a bipartisan manner that will make a significant impact. Time is short in this House and it is a reflection that—you know, let's get it right the first time and do due process. 