Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL (Labour—New Lynn) (remote): Good evening, and thank you, Madam Speaker. The Statutes Amendment Bill is a housekeeping bill. It's a regular tidy up, a freshen, a repairing of small things, and I think it has a very important task for us to do. I want to take you through just a few of the amendments in this bill and talk about why they're so important. I turn first of all to Part 12, where we're fixing a squeaky door. The excise and excise equivalent duties table had the wrong rate of duty for a particular item of alcohol, and in order to get that fixed we couldn't do it by Order in Council; it had to be done by legislation—a squeaky door now being fixed up with a little drop of oil.