DAVID SEYMOUR: OK, Mr Speaker. The structure of my speech to date has been to point out that the select committee process might be forgiven in its shortness and brevity if the Minister had done a large amount of consultation on the law prior to its introduction to Parliament. I've stated that I don't think that that's a valid argument, but nevertheless, it's an argument that might not be made, and so you see, Mr Speaker, the logic here is that I'm commenting on the lack of pre-introduction consultation on the basis that the Government might believe it was a substitute for the length of the select committee process. It's not especially difficult logic to follow, but I thought I would restate it for you. 