IAN McKELVIE (National—Rangitīkei): Thank you, Mr Speaker. If there was ever a case for restricting speeches in member's bills to five minutes, today has clearly been a great example of that. Having listened to some of the speeches, it can only distress you to think that this is a member's day, where, effectively, members are entitled to bring bills to the House, and if they're lucky enough, they get it drawn. To then be shot down, criticised—in fact, very unpleasantly criticised—by members of the Government I think is a disgrace. I also think that to attack other parties over a bill like this is a disgrace, on a members' day.