Hon SCOTT SIMPSON: This is a bill that was created as a result of a bad poll—panic-stricken, bad poll. Refusing to concede until they absolutely had to that there was a cost of living crisis confronting the squeezed middle in New Zealand, this Government panicked. So they did and reverted to type, which was to announce an announcement—as my colleague Simeon Brown so clearly enunciated in terms of setting out the time frame, which is important to repeat because we didn't have a select committee hearing into this piece of legislation, and just because the transport spokesman in the National Party calls for urgent legislation doesn't mean that it be passed by urgency. It means that it be introduced to Parliament urgently and then go through a normal parliamentary process. But that's not good enough for this Government. That's not good enough for this Government. They want to do things on a knee-jerk, panic-stricken basis, just to get a quick media shot. 