ANDREW BAYLY (National—Hunua): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. The first thing I'd just like to say—obviously, we're going to support this bill, but I think we've missed an opportunity. I received a copy of this bill, which is not insignificant, at 1.39 this afternoon, and here we are a couple of hours later having to give a speech on it, and it is quite a detailed bill. So I think we have lost a little bit of the opportunity to be able to work collaboratively with the Government and to have proper opportunity to discuss this and work through it. Obviously, there is no select committee stage and there is, in fact, no proper Parliament stage to go through all three readings and the committee of the whole House. So my first point is I wish we could've had the opportunity to collaborate with the Government, because I think we could've improved this bill.