ANDREW BAYLY (National—Hunua): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It is a pleasure to be talking on the Land Transport (Rail) Legislation Bill. I was just slightly disappointed that that member who just sat down, Paul Eagle, didn't take the opportunity to espouse the benefits and merits of this bill, especially as he is a member based in Wellington. And, as alluded to, and as Mr Chris Bishop directly quoted, he is in an area that relies heavily on rail, and I would have thought he would have taken the opportunity to take us through some of the details of this bill, because it seems to be one that the Government and his party in particular, the Labour Party, seem hell bent on pursuing.