DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): That is a very good example, for people watching, of how not to answer a question in committee. The question was put. It was fair. I thought it was reasonable; it just wasn't answered. Instead we got a Minister engaged in personal attacks, saying that maybe I had some intention to not support innovation and questioning whether I myself had built a house. I'm not sure how that's relevant to actually reading the law. Many members haven't built a house but they still have to vote on laws. Then she talked about a range of things such as climate change, which are completely irrelevant to the question.