STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Well, thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to speak on this bill, although we are not supporting this bill to select committee. It'll pass, probably, anyway, I'd have to say, but it will be very interesting when it gets to select committee, because I think what will be a key task of the select committee is to actually look into what policy work went in behind this bill. How did they arrive at this particular policy that underpinned this bill and what process did they go through to look at various options around, because there were lots of potential options here. The four-month prior to a by-election lockout has not been carried through to a normal election. What was the rationale for that, because I think that if the rationale is that it could be used, potentially, to stack a particular seat, then why wouldn't that carry also as true through a general election?