DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise in opposition to this motion to shorten the select committee process for a bill that is, well, let's see, some 83 pages, 160 clauses, to be consulted on with the public in a couple of weeks. I want to put an argument that I think members on the Government side of the House might actually have some sympathy with, and it's this: a shorter consultation period actually favours the rich. It favours the well-resourced. It disadvantages the people who are not rich and don't have good resources, and let me tell you how that happens. You see, this committee is going to be given a—