In terms of precedents for a shorter select committee period, the Kaikōura earthquakes resulted in a need for a cut through of the Resource Management Act processes in respect of the services that needed to be reconnected, namely State Highway 1 and the main trunk railway line, plus associated works, that were so damaged in the Kaikōura earthquake. The Government of the time did that through cut-through legislation, and that legislation was bespoke, as this is. It was similar to this legislation, and it had a very short select committee period. I recall that because I was on that select committee. I can't recall the exact period, but it was a week or so. If we didn't put this to a shortened select committee period, this would not come out of the select committee period until Parliament rose for the election. The effect of that would be to cause a delay of some months, because, of course, once Parliament rises, we have an election period of some six weeks. Then there's the return of the writ before Parliament can then—