Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm not a fan of urgency, generally. I think it should be used sparingly, and there has been, I think, some creep over the last three and a bit years—COVID notwithstanding—into the use of urgency. But I support this process for this purpose. What I want to do also is commend the Speaker—well, I commend the Speaker, of course, but commend the Minister, actually, for the constructive manner in which he has engaged in the questions and the speedy resolution of those, notwithstanding that I do think that these documents could have come to us a little earlier. There's a process that officials follow, and I don't think politics would die in a ditch if we short-cutted that sometimes in the interests of fuller or earlier disclosure. But with that very slight rebuke, I do commend the manner in which the House and the Minister has conduct itself over this, which I know will be an important assistance to particularly small business, and I commend it.