Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Well, the only point I want to make—and it's an obvious one—is that we don't agree with the urgency of the commencement, because we don't agree that the whole thing should have been done quite so quickly. People watching this might say, "Why does he keep banging on about this?" and "Why is it important?" and "The Minister is a very busy man and he has, it's fair to say, a number of issues that he needs to deal with—for example, when are the people of Auckland going to get their freedoms back and when are we going to be able to get our kids back to school?" and a whole lot of things—and so he's got a lot of things to deal with, and it must be very irritating for him to have to sort of go through these tedious processes. 