Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for the Public Service): I have to say, as the Leader of the House and someone who's been through a number of these debates, I'm not a particular fan of clauses in legislation that require the legislation to be reviewed within a specific time frame. I generally think, instead, if there is extra work that needs to be done, we should get on and do it, and sometimes those clauses, in fact, lead to reviews that aren't a good use of public time, energy, and resource, when, actually, there can often be other legislative priorities where those resources could be better deployed. So my view is that if the Parliament thinks there is more work to be done, the Parliament should ask for more work to be done, and that's fine, but those kinds of clauses I'm not a fan of.