IAN McKELVIE (National—Rangitīkei): Well, it's an interesting thing to follow three O'Connors, and I'll put the Scottish Presbyterian view because clearly they don't share the same view I do. I suppose in a funny way it's a privilege to take a call on what I've probably found in my time in this building the most difficult bill I've had to deal with. I want to congratulate, firstly, the Minister on bringing this and promoting it in the manner he has, because I think he's considered it extremely well. I voted for this bill at first reading and second reading with some very strong concerns about it, I guess, and those concerns have been recognised in the course of some of the Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) that have been presented right now, and I just want to talk about those SOPs briefly. 