It's a pretty nondescript title: statutes amendment. "Why?", I hear you ask, "Why do we not have a better description, something more detailed, something indicating what statutes are being amended?" Well, the answer, I think, is in the Minister's speech: some 42 bits of legislation that are being amended. I counted 41, actually, incidentally. I did that, Madam Speaker—and I know you'll be interested in this—initially by going through and counting the number of pieces of legislation; each one has its own part. By the time I got to about Part 5, I realised that if I looked to the end and saw that there were 41 parts and each one was a different piece of legislation, then I could probably guess that there would be 41 pieces of legislation. Forty-one is a lot to count to, and I'm now more than that number of years on this earth, so I won't reflect any more deeply on—