MATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. I just wanted to start by responding to that last member, Tāmati Coffey, who resumed his seat. I think he clearly missed out one point, which we're still waiting for an answer on: why isn't this a Government bill? If these Government members are so cock-a-hoop that this is the right thing to do, why is it not a Government bill? And also, when he raises the very unique set of circumstances when the Environment Canterbury (ECan) councillors were sacked and appointees were put in place—that mechanism was done with a Government bill. So National did it with a Government bill, knowing if the public didn't like it they would vote us out at the next election. So why would a Labour Government not do the same? Why are we not debating a Government bill today? And we still do not have the answer to that question.