Hon SCOTT SIMPSON (National—Coromandel): Thank you, Madam Speaker. In rising to support the third reading of the Resource Management (Enabling Housing Supply and Other Matters) Amendment Bill on behalf of the National Party, I just want to commence my contribution by picking up where the deputy chair of the Environment Committee, Rachel Brooking, who has just resumed her seat, left off, and that was to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the very hard work that was done on this piece of legislation by officials, who worked extraordinarily long hours, under significant time constraints and pressure—to the Parliamentary Counsel Office staff, who were grappling with some quite technical issues around planning, and I recognise that that tested their remarkable skill. They are incredibly talented people, and at this time of the year, it pays sometimes just to acknowledge some of the people that don't have a public face around this place but are integral to the effective working of our Parliament but also to the creation of enduring legislative drafting that actually does the job that select committees and Parliament wants done.