The thing is that they haven't heard from anybody. They've talked to these law societies but they haven't heard what these law societies advised, and I was making the point when you interrupted me, Mr Speaker, that it's going to take an Official Information Act request or other method to find out what that advice was. Now, Mr Speaker, here you go—the shortness of the consultation by the select committee means we won't get there, because to get an OIA request, there's 20 working days—four weeks—and the Government is proposing only two weeks. So, logically, we're not going to be able to find out what sort of advice was received that the Minister referred to in his answers to questions about the legislation. So I hope this is all making sense to you, Mr Speaker. I certainly think it's a very important matter.