When I said, on 26 February, that maybe this is becoming a problem and the Prime Minister shouldn't be in Fiji for three days—she should be here working on the problem—people in the media said, "Oh, David Seymour is scaremongering." Well, I look forward to hearing an apology from those editorial writers in the media, because the reason we're here today, legislating at the speed of light, and, in my view, making mistakes, is because the Government's response has been so slow that Parliament is having to play catch-up. The people who ultimately suffer from that are not us in Parliament but those people who end up with poorly considered and inferior laws to follow.