I'd like to go back to 2014, when I was chairing the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee. The Prime Minister at the time, the Rt Hon John Key, asked me to ask the committee to pass the Countering Terrorist Fighters Legislation Bill. It was a bill that we had to pass through in a truncated time frame because of information that had been received by SIS and GCSB that there was an imminent threat to Kiwis and the country. So I worked very closely, the committee worked very closely—in particular, I want to acknowledge the right honourable Phil Goff and David Shearer, who were both Labour Party members on the committee at that time, and there was a genuine bipartisan approach to making sure that that was the best possible piece of legislation that came back to this House and was then passed. I would hope that the Justice Committee will adopt and take the same attitude and the same approach in their work on the Counter-Terrorism Legislation Bill. 