It falls to me to do a bit of filibustering, if I might use that word, until the next speaker comes before the Committee. We are dealing with a bill, the Customs Amendment (Anti-dumping Measures) Bill 2011, to introduce procedural requirements in order for the Chief Executive Officer of Customs to recommend, and for the minister to declare, that antidumping measures be revoked at the conclusion of the review and to insert a legislative test outlining when the CEO may recommend that the minister revoke antidumping measures. The position is that it is a fairly uncontroversial bill. There is no need for me to say much more, because I think have summarised it, and the next speaker has arrived.