By way of reasoning, the reasons for the urgency with the Electoral (Registration of Sentenced Prisoners) Amendment Bill (No 2)—the need to progress that under urgency—were well canvassed during question time today and will be familiar to members of the House. With regard to the Fuel Industry Bill, progressing this under urgency through its first reading and sending it to a select committee will give the select committee additional time than if we waited until Thursday, when it would be above the line and therefore available for first reading through the normal processes of the House. The balance of the legislation that I have put in the urgency motion simply progresses one additional stage of those bills to help compensate for the lost time that Parliament was not sitting during the COVID-19 lockdown.