Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: Madam Speaker, apologies. National will be supporting this bill through the first reading to the select committee, in the spirit of bipartisanship that we often seek to extend across the House. The Minister says that the bill has a number of small and non-controversial changes. On the surface of it, that seems to be the case. What it shows is that they brought through significant legislation last year and mucked up several elements of it, and now, within a year they are coming back to fix those where areas where inconsistency and ambiguity exit, and tidy up mistakes made last year. We, of course, note that this does happen from time to time, and we will work through them through the select committee and would be very interested to hear advice from professionals working in the sector about the proposals. And, you know, we see here things being moved into regulations as opposed to the original Act.