MATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to rise on behalf of the National Party for the Smoke-free Environments (Prohibiting Smoking in Motor Vehicles Carrying Children) Amendment Bill at its third reading. It's a bill that the National Party will be supporting, although it is our role in Opposition to point out areas where we feel there is room for improvement. And it was disappointing, because I know the Hon Michael Woodhouse did put Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) in that would have made a big difference to this bill, would have given it some real teeth, and, unfortunately, we have got a bill that's big on intent but a lot lighter on delivery. I think if the Government had taken those SOPs on board and put them into this bill, this bill would have come out better for it. Because the bill has improved through the legislative process, and, like other callers tonight, I do want to acknowledge the 120 submitters that we did have. A large number of them were young people and groups of young people, and I must say it feels like young people today take a marked interest in their health and health promotion, more than maybe previous generations, and they are, or seem to be, a lot better informed about the impacts of things like smoking and drinking. It was great to have them along in person in the select committee—in the old days, when we used to have people and do things in person, of course; things have changed a bit since then.