Hon SCOTT SIMPSON (National—Coromandel): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Look, the National Party will support this bill to select committee, and we do so for a number of reasons but not without some questions that we would like answered as we go through the process. Broadly, we think that the process adopted by the Minister is one that is not a bad one, but, as I say, we have got some questions. Essentially, this bill follows on from a similar process to ones that were used during the National Party - led Government, particularly in response to the Canterbury and Kaikōura earthquakes, but earlier a similar process was used for the speeding up of the creation and building of the Pukeahu national memorial and also the construction of the Arras Tunnel. So those processes are actually not completely unique and unusual to this House. I think members would agree that when legislation of this sort has been used in the past, it's been used wisely and for good purpose.