I want to remind members, because I think that the member whose name this bill is in now, Terisa Ngobi, probably took the bill out of the ballot—this was a bill that was originally in the name of the Hon Jan Tinetti, before she was elevated to the dizzy heights of her Cabinet responsibilities. One would wonder why she was elevated to the dizzy heights, given this bill, but that's a whole different story for another day. This is a bill that actually was probably intended as a ballot-stuffer, hopefully never to have been drawn from the ballot—hope against hope, the sort of bill that an MP puts in after a few drinks one night, thinking, "Oh, that's kind of a good idea; let's put it in the ballot. Let's see if we can get it past the caucus"—must have been a really rough, rumpty caucus day that day—"put it in the ballot, cross our fingers, and hope it never gets drawn out." Because this is a bill that is utterly, totally unnecessary. This is a bill that is a problem that isn't a real problem at all. 