ERICA STANFORD (National—East Coast Bays): I would like to talk to the Minister about the commencement date of this bill. I want to know from the Minister why it is that—Madam Chair, I'll take your guidance on this, if it's out of scope—all of this was done in such a rush. The reason that I want to bring this into the commencement is because we've had very, very little time to hear from all of the submitters that we wanted to hear. We had a very short time to consider what is a doubling of the extension of the powers. As the New Zealand Law Society said, the truncated nature of this bill meant that, actually, the one-year sunset clause that we had was a really good safeguard, but the Minister wanted two years. So the fact is that we've had a very truncated select committee process, both in the first time we passed this bill and the second time we passed this bill, yet we're asking for two years. 