Hon NATHAN GUY: I've sat on the select committee and actually done a few Zoom meetings through COVID-19, Mr Seymour, looked up people's nostrils and saw their hairs, looked at officials and nodded, and asked them questions. But what a shonky process to go through this bill and try and interrogate officials through a COVID-19 response when we had to do that through Zoom and the like. I felt it was a shambolic process. We should've at least waited until the Parliament opened up and came back and got on with it. But this bill here is 314 pages long. Then lo and behold, the Minister for Climate Change, midway through the process, dropped Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 506 into the committee, which is—let me get it right—410 pages. So here we have it, we've got the bill, we've got SOP 506—for those of you at home listening, this is almost a ream of paper. You pop down to the store and purchase a ream every now and again for your home computer, that's what we're debating tonight. For those also listening, you can bet your bottom dollar there'll be errors riddled through this process because it has been rushed; that is one aspect that I am most concerned about with this bill.