So the Government can't have it both ways. Either they should do a full select committee process where, hopefully, the complete madness of this legislation will be revealed and they'll back down, as they occasionally have—I'll give them credit—once or twice in the course of this Parliament, or, if there's truly a serious and urgent threat to New Zealand, they should be doing it straight away. But a 10-day, bogus select committee process will damage our international reputation and make New Zealanders pay more for capital. I oppose this motion. Thank you, Madam Speaker. 