Hon DAVID PARKER (Attorney-General): As I mentioned in my second reading speech, we have had some good suggestions come forward from members. I think the most important of them is to require this legislation, effectively, to be refreshed every 90 days, which was a suggestion from the National Party, similar in effect to the request by the ACT Party that the final expiration of this be one year rather than two. The position that we've landed in the Supplementary Order Paper is that every 90 days Parliament has to pass a motion that it be extended for another 90 days. Parliament can choose a longer period if it wants, and it might want to do that around the time of the election if there was risk that Parliament wouldn't be resitting within that 90-day period, but we have that extra level of protection put in. That's an amendment made by Supplementary Order Paper 497, shown in a tracked-changes form on the floor.