I said that I would make points about those Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) that will be coming everybody's way in the committee of the whole House, although I can see that my colleague across there—Tāmati Coffey—is looking ready and raring to go in his contribution, so I hope that they will be substantive, Mr Coffey. But those SOPs—feel free. Feel free to reflect on them in your speech if we'd like to all take a moment and reflect on the pace of the House, the fastest lawmakers in the West here. Those SOPs—and I'd invite members who will speak after me to indicate, maybe, whether they'd contemplate them within their caucuses and maybe support them—are threefold. 