He even goes as far as recommending the Minister take time to take this back to Cabinet, and I would like to put that offer on the table from the Parliament today, to say we would be happy. I'm looking at my colleagues across the House. We would be happy for the Minister to take time to fully traverse these issues. We now have a very complex set of Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) before the Parliament, and what I do know from 14 years in this place is that legislation that is driven through with masses of SOPs creates great risk in the law coming out wrong. I put this plea—I put this plea—to the Minister: we do not want to get this wrong. We do not want to get this wrong. So the offer from the National Party and from others would be that we take a breath on this bill. I appreciate the fact that the Minister has met with stakeholders and sees fit to make some improvements to this bill. We would like to be supportive of that, and to do it properly and thoroughly.