We're also here at a second reading speech, which normally comes after a select committee stage. We haven't had it. That's a problem. We are talking almost $600 million of New Zealand spending as a consequence of this bill. I'm very happy to accept those members who say this is a fairly technical bill—it is. But what it enables is almost $600 million worth of spend from taxpayers, by the way—by taxpayers. It's one of the great ironies. I've often used the phrase in this House "to be bribed with your own money". That's to complete the phrase: taxpayers' money being given to taxpayers, who pay the taxes. It's sort of a great giant circle. The left have never quite got their head around that. 