And the bill that is scheduled to be debated after this, the Counter-Terrorism Legislation Bill, well, that was at select committee. Four months had passed. The members of that committee had been listening to members of the public making their submissions. And then what happened? We had our tragic event in LynnMall, West Auckland, at the Countdown out there. The Government panicked and decided to take that legislation away from the select committee who were just doing the important part of their work in the fifth and sixth month, where they actually take what they've heard from listening to people and put it into the legislation so we can actually have laws that benefit from hearing the public. What did the Government do? They said, "We're going to drag that out of the select committee and we're just going to do it ourselves."