So now, at second reading, it's not an opportunity to critique and go into any detail, particularly about why it's taken so long. Let's just be grateful and thankful tonight that, finally, steps are being taken and that at this second reading, this piece of legislation will progress through the House. It won't be too long, I hope, on the Government's agenda before they bring it back for a committee stage where there will be further analysis of the relatively short number of clauses in the bill, but also then to have a third reading and then, finally, to get it passed so that the Minister can then use the powers that the legislation will provide the Minister with to ensure that the fuels that are used in New Zealand and on New Zealand ships coming to and from our ports is actually going to be better for our atmosphere, better for the marine environment, and better for human health. 