I could use all kinds of hyperbole. I remember the Hon Chris Hipkins, when we were in Government for nine wonderful years of progress in New Zealand, would come down the House on the rare occasions—and I'll make it quite clear: it was rare—that we passed bills in urgency, and he'd be frothing at the mouth. He'd be making clear what a constitutional outrage this was, even though they agreed entirely with the bill, and even though, often times, it was simply to fix a very discrete technical matter. I'm not going to use the hyperbole, but it is regrettable that we are doing this in urgency right now, not on some technical fix on a bill, on some issue—I remember one in the last Government around speed and licensing needing to be fixed. I think it was the last one; it might have been the one before that. The whole House came together and we did it. 