Hon SIMON BRIDGES: Well, don't talk about "mickey" or "mouse", OK? But there is a second point that's problematic, and it's quite simply this. If there was any reality to this bill, if there is actually something there—which I suspect is what the Labour Party says there has to be. I mean, I suspect they're not going to get up and say—well, they haven't actually said anything, really. But they're not going to get up and say, "Well, this bill's got nothing to it." That would be shameful. They're going to say, "No, no, there's a real reason to it." 