This is the second reading and, as members of the House well know, the second reading is after the bill has been scrutinised and examined by the select committee. I'm always cognisant of members of the public and the people from the Chatham Islands who may be listening in to this debate this afternoon. The purpose of a second reading is for the bill to, as I say, be examined, for it to be brought back to the House for the members to consider the principles of the bill and any changes that have been recommended. 