CHRIS PENK (National—Kaipara ki Mahurangi): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. Can I start by acknowledging the remarks of the Minister, the Hon Kiritapu Allan, in acknowledging various people, over a large period of time, who've worked really hard to bring us to this point. The Secondary Legislation Bill is an absolute page turner as well as a door stopper. I've had the pleasure, and I think we can all agree the House as a whole has had the pleasure, of hearing me speak on this before; so I'll keep my remarks suitably brief. I did promise the Administrative Law class of Victoria University that I would emphasise suitably strongly that the rule of law is deeply intertwined as a concept with the idea that secondary legislation should be knowable and clear and unambiguous, and so on. So I hope that they will feel as though I've done them, and indeed our constitution, proud by emphasising the rule of law in that way.