So in the second reading, I've hopefully outlined, I think, what would have been some of the concerns that would have come out of the select committee stage. It's fair to say we are in support of this bill at a time of a cost of living crisis. It's important that many New Zealanders get to keep as much of their hard-earned money as possible. But also, I suppose, part of our role as parliamentarians is to ask those pesky questions. And I suppose it is important, because it wouldn't be the first time the Government's brought things in and then, of course, had to do their own Supplementary Order Papers at the committee of the whole House stage, but actually had to bring legislation back in the House for further work.