The second reading debate is the only opportunity that the House as a whole has to consider the bill. The first reading is without debate, as is the third reading, which will follow straight after the second reading that we are doing now. It's important that the House passes this bill before the end of the year, because duties and levies that have been paid under a regulation that's not confirmed by the due date have to be returned to those who have paid them, a potentially complex and expensive bureaucratic nightmare, particularly for our primary industries, where the majority of the levies that we seem to be confirming today seem to have been made—the commodity levies that are being confirmed by this.