Now we come to the issues around transparency. We hear the Opposition decry time and time and time again throughout this afternoon: there's been a lack of transparency. Indeed, my good friend Mr Macindoe just said right then in this House, "We have not been reached out too. We have been locked out." Well, he will know, and we will know, that they indeed were provided in good faith, in order to ensure that this House could hopefully come to a consensus position on this bill—they received a draft. They have been provided the opportunity to feed back that information. That same draft has also been provided to many legal academics, of which we're very grateful that they have fed back into this piece of legislation. We can expect that there will be Supplementary Order Papers tabled this afternoon to help ensure that this very bespoke, fit for purpose legal framework is right.