STUART SMITH: Well, unfortunately, we are supporting it. I think it is needed, but only just, and it is not needed for two years, however. I think one year is more than enough, and the Minister could bring it back to the House. To go through it in such a truncated process when we did exactly that last year in a time of emergency I think is not justified. We've not heard the justification for that at all. It's been very weak, actually. I think the speeches from the other side of the House have been nothing more than grandstanding, actually. We needed to hear really good, sound arguments about why this is going to be such a short process, why we're not going to be able to have the adequate scrutiny that a select committee could bring to it, because we didn't do it last time because of the state that the country was in at the time. We're not now, and we owe it to the people who are affected most by this. So we're going to have a short process, we're not really collaborating, I don't think—if we were collaborating, as I said, we would've been talking about this a couple of months ago.