We then had professional directors come and speak to the committee, and I asked them if it was really as crazy as it sounded, and they said, "Yes, there is some uncertainty around the director's obligations in relation to trading while insolvent." Some of those have arisen out of the Mainzeal case—some of those caused the Mainzeal case, some might argue. The upshot is that if that's true, the last thing they want is for the Government in the middle of a crisis to change the law so that if they did have a problem understanding the previous law, now they're going to have to understand a new one. So the Government is just layering uncertainty on a problem, which is uncertainty. How crazy is that? Well, that's the law that the Government is trying to pass through this Parliament. That's one of the reasons I've opposed this bill throughout, and ACT will continue to do so. With that, I end my remarks.