DAVID SEYMOUR: Madam Speaker, I am referring to the instruction to the committee to reduce the amount of time that people in this country have to submit on the making of this law. In particular, the reduction in the submission time that the public has undermines New Zealanders' faith in the law. As I was saying, people voluntarily follow the law even when they disagree with it, because they know that in this country it is made by representatives who are servants of them and who listen to them during a public submission process.