I'll come back to that in just a minute, but I cannot let escape the woeful, hopeless incompetence and inadequacy of the Minister who introduced this bill at first reading. Here is a Minister, the Hon Poto Williams, who came to the House ill-prepared and ready to move a first reading, and what she did was miss out a very fundamental part of the introduction speech. It's a formal part of the process, but it's an important part none the less. It's the part that gives instruction to the select committee about report-back times and dates and the time of submissions. It's important because members of the public who will be listening to this debate, who have an interest in it—subcontractors and larger construction firms around the country who are interested in this legislation—they want to know how long they have to submit at select committee and whether it's going to be a truncated or a full select committee process. The Minister, Poto Williams, actually forgot to mention that.