Now, the point that I made at the start was that this bill will disproportionately affect some people, and that's because immigrants from certain countries we have social security agreements with won't actually be affected by this, but immigrants from countries like China and India will. Is that an argument not to support the bill? Again, I go back to the point on sustainability, and that's the argument that I would make in terms of my support to see this bill go to select committee. But what I will say, though, is that I would like to encourage all those who would be affected by this, and groups that work with those who would be affected, to have their say at select committee and to actually come and tell us. Of course, we have one of the most transparent parliamentary systems in the world, where virtually anybody can come and tell us how a bill will affect them and how it will impact them, and I encourage them to do so. I'm not sure why the member Andrew Bayly's making faces at me from across the House, but that's the whole point of the—