I'm going to outline some key points about why the National Party does disagree with this bill. The first thing I'd ask, probably procedurally, is why is it a local bill and why is this not a Government bill? I mean, the reason we are here again today with pretty much the same bill is that things have changed from the 52nd Parliament to now, the 53rd Parliament. Democracy has spoken and we are now in a one-party State, and the Labour Party are able to pass this bill without needing the support of any other parties. So that's why it does come back in from the 52nd Parliament to the 53rd Parliament, and it's very clear—it's been introduced by a Labour member of Parliament—that it will pass its first reading today. 