The last point I would want to make on this bill is in respect of the poor process: 80 pages of law, 200 clauses, and being tabled today after 1 o'clock. Everybody knows caucuses meet at 10. The Government did not even have the courtesy to provide this bill before caucuses such as ours and others were able to discuss it, and when we look at the 264 clauses in this bill, how many members of this Parliament really believe we are going to be able to give adequate scrutiny to that in the two-week select committee process? This is going to end up like another dog's breakfast, like that tax bill we discussed about three weeks ago. That was the one where Minister Nash told us it did one thing, and we found out afterwards that it did something very, very different—something that was extraordinarily incompetent and something I've never seen in 30 years within this Parliament. 