We have a number of issues with this bill—which is unfortunate—because, as my learned colleague the Hon Michael Woodhouse said in his speech on this bill, when this institution was set up with the current arrangements 30 years ago, there were some very important tenets that underpinned the structure that was in place. First and foremost amongst those was the need for independence and excellence around its operations. This bill is making a substantial change to that. The second thing was how it was going to conduct itself and its objectives, and, again, this bill is making substantial changes to that. 