Now, I want to go back to the point that the Hon Ron Mark has raised a couple of times in the course of this debate both before and today. That is the fact that that we've gone through a lot of effort in the time I've been in this House to look at this very difficult and complex issue—because it is a complex issue, because, effectively, we're taking the rights of people away from them and replacing them with, well, what's termed in the bill as a privilege. I've got an objection to that, too, which I'll talk about a little later. 