So my suggestion would be that he heeds the calls from within the industry, which he hasn't yet acknowledged, and give it a good year's delay. If he insists upon passing this bill—we don't think he should; I think he should take a lesson from his friend and colleague the Hon David Parker and do a big U-turn. We would support him in doing that, right here, right now; and saying, "Well, actually, I've changed my mind; I think this bill is a stinker and I'm not going to pass it". That would be a good thing to do and we'd support him in that. But if he's not going to do that we would encourage him to delay the commencement date a year, because it's going to be a flop. There's no doubt about it. Delay it a year and then give people a little bit more time to get back on track post-COVID. If he did that it would be one small indication that he could show the people that he understands the pressure that they've been under. So why not? We've had one today. Why don't we have another one? 