I do want to acknowledge the Hon Simon Bridges, who is in the House and I'm sure will be making a contribution soon, and thank him for his contribution in the second reading, where he reinforced that this piece of legislation did have a thorough going-over at select committee, that submitters who had concerns about some aspects of this select committee process, or the bill in general, did have a fair hearing, and the select committee reported back, I believe, on 5 September, after the lion's share of the consideration and work on this piece of legislation had been done. We also made a commitment that weekend to ensure that this legislation would pass as soon as possible, before the month of September was out, because we do believe making sure that giving the authorities the power to prevent and stop attacks happening was important when the piece of legislation was going through the House. So any suggestion that this did not get a fair hearing, and a considerate hearing, at the select committee is entirely inaccurate.