The other thing that my friend Tangi Utikere from across the boundary—in fact, I'm surrounded in Palmerston North—talked about was the fact that the bill doesn't really stack up at the moment. Well, that's why we have a select committee process, and, of course, this Government has tended to forget the need for a select committee process in most of the legislation they've put through in the last four months. So perhaps they don't realise what a select committee actually does. [Interruption] It fixes things, doesn't it, McAnulty? It fixes things. So I think that to have sent this bill to a select committee, irrespective of what it came out looking like, would've been a great advance for the Parliament and certainly would be worthwhile. 