DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I stand, somewhat regretfully, in favour of Michael Woodhouse's amendment. It's definitely what you call a second-best alternative. He's saying that a six-and-half-week select committee process might be the best we can get. I think that speaks to the quality of law making and the respect for Parliament that this Government and this Leader of the House really have. When he's challenged on his respect for Parliament, he says, "Well, other people were worse." Well, that's got to be the lowest standard of leadership available—when things aren't going well, find someone else who has done even worse. It's hardly inspiring and hardly reassuring from the Leader of the House.