SPEAKER: OK. Well, I'm in a position now to rule on Mr Seymour's point. I recognise the fact that while this shouldn't go on, we have a very senior member who wants to make a point of order when I have ruled. My ruling is a very similar one, that there is a difference between a House and the committee. The committee cannot make decisions which are inconsistent with each other, and that's the reason that Chairs of the committee rule out matters that have been dealt with. The House, however, has the ability, in the end, to make a decision to ask the committee of the whole House to override a previous decision. That is of longstanding and it is an important precedent. Therefore, the rule of consistency within a committee does not apply to the House when it comes to a recommittal motion. I'm now ruling out David Seymour's point of order, and I will refer to the Hon Gerry Brownlee.