Now, I don't agree with my parliamentary colleague David Seymour that this is a rushed process—that the counter-terrorism legislation that the Government is bringing through has not finished its select committee process. The fact is, it has been in select committee for four months. I've discussed the matter with my colleagues from the National Party who are members of that select committee and they are satisfied with the quality of the bill following its time in select committee. The select committee process has heard from members of the public and those interested in this legislation. They have considered it. They have very carefully thought about it and they have balanced the rights and the responsibilities of people who live in New Zealand. 