Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National): I need to start by responding to some of the allegations made in the second reading speech by the Minister of Finance, the mover of this bill. He suggested that somehow I and my colleagues were suggesting that we wanted the border to be opened and people to come flooding in. Now, that was, of course, the sort of gross exaggeration of what was actually said—so gross, in fact, as to be a complete misrepresentation—but somewhat typical of what is often said when people know that they've got a bill that's actually not exactly kosher.