As I mentioned earlier, there are three technical amendments to the Act which are unrelated to the policy of improving assessments but have been included to correct omissions or improve ambiguous language. Those amendments are an amendment to section 68 of the Act. This is a provision relating to ministerial call-in, where an application can be called in and determined by the Minister for the Environment rather than the EPA. The bill amends the Act to make it clear that the ministerial call-in provisions apply to publicly notified reassessments. Currently, there's an ambiguity regarding this. The second technical amendment is to correct an omission that occurred in 2015, when section 103A was created—that relates to powers of entry for inspection related to hazardous substances—but the references to the new section were not included in other parts of the Act. The amendment fixes that. And the third technical amendment is an amendment to create a penalty for an offence under the Act which was created in 2015 for failing to comply with any of the requirements in an EPA notice. There was an omission in the 2015 amendments, in that an offence was created without a corresponding penalty. So that's fixed too.