Again, if you doubt that this has been developed in a rush, I point you to the legal advice given to the Attorney-General for the consistency of the bill under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. I quote, "This advice has been prepared in an extremely short time frame due to late receipt of the bill that was not in compliance with Cabinet Office Guidance." I'll tell you what that guidance was. The guidance says "All bills or all policy proposals that go to Cabinet have to have a New Zealand Bill of Rights Act." Guess what? The traffic light framework when it went to Cabinet on the Monday preceding the Friday announcement had had no such analysis done on it by the Ministry of Justice officials. How disgraceful. And if you doubt that this bill has New Zealand Bill of Rights Act implications, just read the legal advice, because it impacts at least eight, and you could probably think of more.