Accepting the amendment would not undermine the Minister's objectives. This was a belt and braces bit added in at the end by the Parliamentary Counsel. It is unnecessary and is tautologous. The Minister could concede the point to Senator Donohoe or, at the very least, concede that his argument prevails but that he is not prepared to accept it, because at least that would be practical. Senator Donohoe was right in what he said.