The industry came to the submission process with a large number of concerns about the way the bill was initially written. They were keen for it to follow the Messara report in a much closer manner than perhaps, when it was first presented to the Parliament, it did. I don't want to be critical of the Minister at all, but they were quite keen to remove the Minister from some of the influence the Minister could have in the course of the legislation being implemented, and, actually, you can see why, because, as with anything, you can get Ministers appointed to these things that understand them and you can get Ministers appointed to these things that don't understand them and that don't want to. So I think the more an industry can remove itself from the processes of Parliament, the better off they are. 