I agree with Mr Brownlee: most select committees are apolitical when they talk about a piece of legislation, when they talk about decisions of Government, and their role is to make things better—if we get away from the annual reporting sort of stuff—so when we actually get into legislation, that's what select committees do: they make it better for the people of New Zealand. And that is, I believe, the goal of this select committee: to replace the scrutiny that is required of any Government, particularly when we're making decisions as quickly as we are and putting pieces of legislation through the House—and, as others have said, spending this much of taxpayers' money—but also to actually bring together the collective wisdoms across the Parliament. By doing that, when we find those issues that are a bit gnarly, or when we, as Mr Brownlee said, are able to bring to the attention of Government problems and possible solutions from across the House, it can only be good for New Zealand and New Zealanders.