Hon JAMES SHAW: I would like to reassure the member that, actually, his nightmare scenario that he's painting of me—who, clearly, according to his projections will still be the climate change Minister in two years' time, and I thank him for his confidence—that I will be able to, at a whim, simply override and bring them into the emissions trading scheme (ETS) at the process level regardless of anything. Actually, if he reads the bill, what he'll see is that the Minister cannot do that. It's actually outlined that there is a process by which the Climate Change Commission monitors progress. The Climate Change Commission then makes recommendations to the Government, and then the Government must respond within a period of time. So the Government cannot on a whim do anything, actually. The Government can only respond to the advice that it is given, and it cannot act without the advice of the commission.