Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Point of order, Madam Chair. I apologise for my tardiness, but I was on my feet, seeking a call at the time Mr Brownlee took his point of order, and I do have some questions that in the normal exchange of the committee of the whole House, as set out in the new Standing Orders, where by convention the call would have returned to me. I don't want to run across Mr Smith's—what I'm sure are—very intelligent arguments, but I think, if we could continue that tête-à-tête, it would be good.