Now, what we saw was it was rammed through urgency originally during the crisis, and we can all understand that. What we're not so impressed by was the complete lack of organisation on his part, and the part of his officials, to get this legislation into the House early enough so that it could be properly considered by New Zealanders. Because of their incompetence and their slowness and their slackness, it was introduced rather late in the piece, and we haven't had much time to deal with it. The submitters haven't had the normal time in order to be able to make their submissions on it—but we're dealing with it in a timely fashion in this House, nevertheless—and he has the temerity to turn up and say, "I demand another two years." Apparently, all the word is that he was expecting to have even longer, three years maybe, and at least his Cabinet colleagues pushed back against that and said, "No, no, you need to come back within two years." 