National understands entirely the rationale that it does seem to be a practical solution, a practical proposal, in this legislation to do all those things. We know that in other jurisdictions where information has been gathered, where money and resources have been spent and where we align with and recognise their scientific credibility, it makes absolute sense not to duplicate the work that has already been done but, rather, to contextualise it and to cut out some of the duplicated process here in New Zealand. This bill has somewhat unkindly been dubbed dull but worthy, and so with that I commend this bill to the House.