That is going to be the test over the next weeks and months, and, boy, we will hear about it. My colleagues and I have got good connections into the aged-care sector. We understand it. We care about it. We're listening to it, and we will highlight, if we're right—and I really hope we're not—the degree to which the Government has underfunded this piece of legislation. We just don't know. We are literally flying blind, despite the Minister's best efforts to quantify the financial impact of this on the Crown, on the taxpayer, and on the providers. We know easily what it's going to be for the workers, because that's set in black letter law, and they won't be happy. I fear that nobody will, and that's what happens when bad law is rushed through without good process—in fact, without any process. So we've done our best to highlight these issues tonight. I regret we're having to do it. We do support it, reluctantly.