Now, in order to be able to scrutinise this bill within five weeks, the Health Committee is going to have to set aside other business. Now, I'm not sure what business is before the Health Committee at the moment, but my colleague Mr Bishop tells me that they've been meeting from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., so there must be a lot of it. Here is what is not before the Health Committee, and should be: legislation to reform the New Zealand Public Health and Disability Act, which the Government tells us is going to be in force on 1 July next year. That should be what the Health Committee is doing right now. Shortening the select committee process for this bill further bumps the business of the committee and any ability for it to consider what some would call an important piece of legislation. It is certainly a significant piece of legislation for our public health sector—we haven't even seen it yet—but there will be even less time for the Health Committee to be able to do that and its other business as a consequence of this.