Having had a look at this bill, we are going to support it to select committee, and my view is that the Minister has lost an opportunity. He could have sent this earlier to us under a draft or embargo where we could have looked at it more thoroughly and possibly improved—well, we would have definitely improved it. But he chose not to. He had an invitation from us to do that, to involve us, and he chose not to. He chose to ignore every opportunity to work cross-party on this, and then today he turns up saying, "I think we would like the Opposition's support." Well, this is the same Minister's office who told media, and who, of course, told me, that the National Party had to support it. Well—a bit difficult to support something you haven't seen, a bit difficult to understand it. This Minister's view is—and he stated it in select committee—that it's no different than the Kaikōura legislation that National brought through. 