DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Well, thank you, Mr Chair. I think a lot of members in the House are looking forward to a thorough examination of this legislation, such is our duty, and particularly given we've got the extraordinary circumstance of tax legislation being pushed through under urgency for no apparent reason other than that the Government is a political party that campaigned for it and would like to do it quickly. Some people would say that's not particularly good use of urgency, and others would go further and say it's a constitutional outrage—people can pick their own level of concern—but certainly the facts are that this is not the reason that urgency is available in the Standing Orders. It is to deal with things that are practically urgent, not things that a political party thinks are politically urgent.