Hon SIMON BRIDGES (National—Tauranga): I've only got a five-minute split call. I've got so much to say. I've already said at first reading that I don't like this bill one little bit. Legally, constitutionally, I don't like it. That may sound a bit dramatic to the punters watching at home. But, I'll tell you what, this is a bill that delays the ordinary provisions of many a law, that gets in the way of the ordinary everyday rights of New Zealanders, and, on that basis alone, I say it's wrong. By the way, it does that—oftentimes in 2022 and 2023. This Government's just come along and they've said, "You know, we're just gonna put off all this stuff. We're just gonna say, 'We don't need to go there, we don't want to go there on this.' ". I say that's constitutionally high-handed and wrong. I want to just focus on three of the worst bits, and David Seymour's talked about a couple of them. There's one, though, he missed out and that I, as I know the other member's in the National Party, take seriously.