Just to correct what was said by the Hon David Bennett—it was total nonsense, utter tripe, what he was saying. It was signalled at the time of the announcement—the very press release that Matt Doocey spent six minutes debating—that this change was signalled at the time. It was signalled at the time that it would require legislative change in order to achieve this. And yet, tonight, we've heard, from different National Party speakers, different positions. We've heard from Mr Doocey that he's worried that this bill will cut expenditure on roads. Yet Mr Brown has introduced a Supplementary Order Paper that would increase the cut of that very tax—they're not even talking to each other. We heard from Mr Doocey that this bill should have gone to select committee. Yet, at the time, the transport spokesperson of the National Party said, "The Government must introduce urgent legislation in the next sitting block." Here we are, in the next sitting block, bringing through urgent legislation, and what does Mr Brown do? Whinge.