They say that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, and that being the case, Dr Reti should be extremely flattered, because, as Nicola Grigg said, a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) fell on the Table a considerable period after Dr Reti's which does essentially the same thing. I was fascinated by the Minister's explanation in answer to Mr Doocey's question of how on earth this came about, and, apparently, it was obvious. It was an obvious inconsistency, and it was the rural backbench Labour MPs that implored him to make the change, only I'm reliably informed that that was anything but the case at select committee, where Labour backbench MPs did their level best to block important, meaningful changes that would improve the health of rural New Zealand. 