The basis of our Parliament is sovereignty, where Parliament, because it is representative, can make law that protects and serves its people of the day, and improvements to those rules are welcome. They're something that I would love to talk about to the member who has brought this bill, and I'm sorry that I've missed his emails on it, because this is important for us all. There is some level of forgetfulness on the Opposition benches here when harking back to that 2011 select committee, when National was in Government and found this bill to be lacking then, but in Opposition wants the legislature to be empowered to keep the executive in check. But that's not really what I want to talk about. I want to tell you about whether these proposals do, in fact, lead to better law, and then to examine a quick question about what does lead to better lawmaking and lift productivity, as the member is trying to do here.