I think, though, as is often the case with this Government and with hurried legislation, you can hang them with their own policies. I think the policy that's missing here from the table is a regulatory impact statement, and it shows the hurried nature of this legislation. Let me read a few parts from the departmental disclosure statement: 2.3. "Were any regulatory impact statements provided to inform the policy decisions that led to this Bill? NO", and, as it says here, there was insufficient time to revisit parts of this question. 