STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): That's all right, Mr Speaker—I know the position well. It is a great pleasure to speak on this bill, and I'd like to begin, as we didn't have a second reading, for a moment and refer to the select committee process. We do really have to acknowledge the submitters, who took the time, under quite tight time constraints, to get their submissions in. They were fulsome submissions, and those that appeared before the Epidemic Response Committee did so with aplomb and they raised some very serious concerns that they had with the bill. Due to those concerns, I believe the bill is in a much better position than it was when it went in to select committee. So it was all of the concerns that were outlined by my colleague Mr Woodhouse. I won't go over them again, but they were something that we spent quite a bit of time really grilling the officials over to make sure that we weren't making a serious error in the bill, and I'm comfortable we got to a very good position.