Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National—Ilam): We don't think that that's a reasonable thing at all. This is a very important bill. Every speaker that's spoken so far this afternoon, including Government speakers, has been at pains to point out how important it is, and I think one week or, effectively, about three sitting days—or would-be sitting days'—time for officials, firstly, to get people to submit, and, secondly, for those people to be heard, even though we can now do it by Zoom and other such ways, and then for the report to be put to the House, is pretty unreasonable. If we look at some of the contradictions in the views on this bill today, it does show that there does need to be a select committee process. 