Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National): The problem is that any Standing Order is contestable. The House is the master of its own destiny, so a Standing Order is contestable. To simply say, "No, it's been ruled. It's in Standing Orders, therefore we progress."—that is as bad as the intentions of this bill in itself. You can't ignore Parliament or parliamentarians. If there is going to be an amendment put on the Table and you are going to rule that it is just out of order because it's not serious, then there has to be some Standing Order backing to that. Members can put forward any amendments that they like—that's why we are here at Parliament. So before we progress, I think we need to know exactly what it is that you're relying on to make this ruling.