What does that mean? Well, quite simply, it means that the Government has transferred the ability for lawmaking to be done outside of this House of Representatives and outside of those members that the voting public put into this House to be lawmakers on their behalf. Submissions received from the New Zealand Law Society and our own Regulations Review Committee had concerns about the secondary legislation and the by-product of that legislation, and I commend the New Zealand Law Society for their considered recommendations to try and help alleviate what those concerns may bring. In fact, they did give, I believe, three different options on how to amend it; however, the officials advised that, in their opinion, it's OK to allow secondary legislation to occur and that they believe it is appropriate. The ACT Party disagrees. 