Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Point of order, Madam Speaker. Thank you, Madam Speaker. At the start of this debate, the Minister sought leave for the tabling of an amended legislative statement, which the House granted. But I'm reminded, as a member of the Standing Orders Committee, of the purpose of that statement. The 2020 Standing Orders report made it very clear that the corollary to the tabling of a legislative statement was to allow the Minister to engage in a more free-flowing debate, and the expectation was that Ministers—certainly, Ministers who are in charge of the bill—would not be reading their speeches. Now, I point this out not to criticise Minister Faafoi, but just to highlight that, actually, this has become a trend over the last few weeks, and I would suggest to the House and to Ministers listening that there is a real value in this—