This is Parliament legislation rather than Government legislation, essentially, and I think you're missing the point, Minister, with respect, and I think you're actually trampling over that good cooperation that has grown across this House with this legislation. I think—in fact, I know—that the population out there generally, people in the street, men and women in the street, won't have a great grasp of how the emissions trading scheme works, most of them, and judging by the speeches tonight, a lot of people here don't either. They do, however, understand that the Minister, with the greatest of respect, does, and that members on this side of the House in particular have taken a lot of time—some of it with great history, like the Hon Scott Simpson, who has been involved in these sorts of matters since you've been in Parliament, I'd suggest, Mr Simpson. So I think it's a great disservice that you're doing to us.