So what does the Attorney-General do, then, when he comes to this conclusion, that the bill is causing these major breaches? Does he perhaps have a word with his friendlier self, the Minister of Revenue, and say, "Well, you know, perhaps you need to amend that, perhaps you need to come up with something else?" No, no. Instead, what the Attorney-General does is suggest a clause that could be used to mitigate against this, and does absolutely nothing more. So we have this spectacle of a bill being introduced under urgency in this House, that most members in the Chamber only saw a few hours ago, that the Attorney-General is advising should be amended, but that hasn't come to this House with any of the amendments. 