ANDREW BAYLY (National—Hunua): It's a pleasure to be talking on the Child Support Amendment Bill, first reading. I just wish the Minister of Revenue had talked with a little bit more enthusiasm doing that speech. It was informative, I must admit, but he just lacked a certain enthusiasm for this matter. I note that he said how he is pleased to be doing this—and he capped that off at the end of his speech as well. I am just so pleased he did too, because this bill came out as a result of a review undertaken by the previous Government in 2017. The big question I've got for him is: if this bill is so important—and I think it is; I think it is—why has it taken it so long to come to the House? Why are we just in the closing stages of Parliament—child support, something that is vital to families in New Zealand—and only at this stage does the Minister bring it forward to the House? I think there is a question to be asked there. 