I don't have the privilege of sitting on the Justice Committee. My colleagues in the House tonight will scrutinise and, importantly, listen to the public submissions, not just dispense and cast them aside because it suits a particular Government agenda driven by this Government. You know, appearances are all well and good, but it's about the genuine intent of listening and representing the interests of the New Zealand public. So I challenge the Government to do that, because the National Party—and I have confidence in my colleagues at select committee—that's what we do. We don't just hear; we listen, we take heed, and we hold the Government to account in Opposition benches—and again are doing that very thing this evening.