So what does this incredibly urgent bill, as we look at a sea of $100 billion worth of deficits in four years—what does this do? It establishes a registration system for log traders and farm advisers. It allows the Ministry for Primary Production to set up a regulatory body. It sets up a registration process. It sets up a power to obtain information. It defines—Mr Jones would have spent years doing this—a log trader. That's very important! It requires them to adhere to forestry practice standards. It specifies the application form—specifies the application form! That's two pages. I'm glad Eugenie Sage is looking down again. It outlines the conditions of registration that can be imposed. It has a section on cost recovery. It sets up a regulation-making power for registration complaints and disputes, fees and charges and levies, and then the rules themselves. I mean, this is quite unbelievable that this Government has put this in front of us.