The New Zealand Law Society gave a very good submission, and one of the things that they talked about was having a 28-day commencement of special directions. Now, their reasoning for wanting this was different than my reasoning, but, actually, they made a very good point in the fact that they said—and I'll bring it up because it's always better to say what they actually said. They said there is "scrutiny by the Regulations Review Committee, and [it is] subject to disallowance"—and we agree with that, but the point that they make is that, "While these measures are commendable, the Law Society noted … on the 2020 bill that such checks only occur after the instrument is made." And that's the same in this bill. So those checks only are able to be undertaken once they're already in force. And so for that reason, the Law Society wants a 28-day commencement of special directions unless there is an emergency or an unusual situation that requires an immediate action, and we agree with that.