But, finally, let's talk about the timing. A Government that was truly constructive and inclusive would have waited for the royal commission to define the problem before they tried to solve the problem, and what have they done? They haven't waited for the royal commission. They shortened the select committee's time for this bill to five months from the usual six. Why just five? Well, so that the Prime Minister could announce, before the 15 March anniversary, that she'd passed another bill. It is political theatrics masquerading as public safety, and that is the greatest shame of all. It is, in fact, to borrow a term from across the Chamber, an absolutely despicable piece of lawmaking. This bill must be opposed, and if it passes, the worst of it must be changed by the next Parliament. Thank you, Mr Speaker.