I won't go through the detail of the changes that were made by select committee, which have improved the bill. Suffice it to say that the bill allied with the changes to the Standing Orders creates a process that when the courts make a declaration of inconsistency with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, the Attorney-General has to present that to the House, the Clerk of the House refers that to a select committee, and the select committee report back to the House is eventually debated, as is the response of the executive. So there is some response required from this place to what will be rare but important declarations of inconsistency by the higher courts. I commend the bill to the House.