Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: Well, the process is important, Mrs Luxon—Luxton, whatever, sorry; I was getting confused there. Anyway, that's what's supposed to happen, but what's happened here, and has happened time and time again from this Government, is they come in and say, "Oh, no we're in an urgent rush. It needs to happen quickly. Here's the piece of legislation. In fact, we're only going to give you a couple of weeks to make a submission. We'll listen to you for a couple of days, and then whoomph—we'll pass it through." There is always some urgency requiring this, and that's what's happened here. So even in the very short period of time they allowed for discussion of this legislation, some 558 submissions were made, indicating that there is real concern around this.