Now, if this bill, which has had such inadequate debate in this Chamber today, is then rushed through and enacted at the end of this year, I believe we will be doing a great disservice to the public of New Zealand and in particular to the polytechnics, who are the subject of this very important measure. Now, I acknowledge that the Minister took a few calls latterly. He is a very articulate and measured speaker, but I was very disappointed that he glossed over many of the important questions that he was asked, including three that I put to him—none of which he answered. So again, I would suggest that there has not been sufficient debate. 