I wholeheartedly agree with the Green member Golriz Ghahraman when she talks about the way that this bill would diminish public rights and collective rights over individual rights. Most of our kōrero in this House is about those very issues—competing rights; where do we draw the line?—and I note that Chris Penk, the member opposite, opportunistically used this opportunity to talk about particular lawmaking that he didn't agree with. However, just tonight in this House, we saw the fair residency bill, which was originally introduced to the House by New Zealand First MP Mark Patterson, it was in need of a fair deal of panel beating, as was said by the Hon Michael Woodhouse, who also sits on the Finance and Expenditure Committee with me. We did do that panel beating in select committee, that is the purpose of select committee, and it proves that we can get to very good outcomes through the processes that already exist.