I'd like to amend the motion by the Hon David Parker in a reasonable way so that the report-back date for the committee is amended to Monday, 15 June. Now, that gives a full recess week next week, a couple of sitting weeks, and a recess week to get it back, and I think that would enable sufficient time or enough people to be able to come along to, well, firstly, get the bill—firstly, get hold of the bill—and read it and work out what it means for them. Just think about what it must be like if you are one of those people in Queenstown—the motelier that the Rt Hon David Carter talked about—with 30-odd rooms in probably a $7.5 million, $8 million, or $10 million complex. It has no occupancy at the moment, but it is a good asset, but it has a huge debt sitting over the top of it, probably to a bank here in New Zealand, and there is the need to either bring in an investor or to sell it to someone who can afford to sit on it for a long time. 