Every time this bill has been considered, the bill itself is considered fundamentally flawed, and the reasons for that are that it checks for quality of legislation which already exists, as my colleague traversed, for Government bills and are also set out in the Cabinet Manual processes. It cuts across and potentially undermines existing lawmaking processes, such as departmental disclosure statements and New Zealand Bill of Rights Act reports, which may result in certificates under both the proposed bill and the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act in respect of the same matters. It confuses existing lawmaking principles and would likely create confusion and uncertainty in the courts and in Parliament.