Hon Dr NICK SMITH: Yes it was. The Minister says it's not. What actually happened was a bill that provided for an IRD loan scheme worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and the Minister across the House—doing a similar matter of urgency—did not even know or read what was in his bill. This is a far more complicated and bigger bill. Now, members on this side of the House are sympathetic to ensure that it is passed through the House prior to the election. We want to see these projects advanced. We want to see, actually, many more able to enjoy a fast-track process of consenting under the Resource Management Act. But what we find offensive and wrong is that, I'm sorry, 13 days of scrutiny of such a complicated piece of law is a joke. The idea that the public is going to be able to have any realistic input into a bill that only came into the public arena this afternoon, that by Monday week the select committee's going to have to call submissions, hear submissions, hear officials, and report back to the House in 13 or 12 days is just not credible. I'll make a bet: there'll be mistakes in it; it'll be a hash—