Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): The National Party supported this bill at first reading, and it did so primarily because of its intention to keep children safe, but despite misgivings that at least I had and expressed in the first reading about the degree to which the State becomes a player in the sovereign right of a family to determine decisions for itself, regardless of whether those decisions are good or bad. Now, the Minister introducing this bill at second reading was quick to remind the House that the National Party has opposed legislation around smoking in the past, which is a very interesting reflection on the fact that any decision the National Party has made in past years, decades, centuries is never forgotten, but decisions made by previous Labour Governments and Oppositions are never remembered, and I'm going to come back to that. 