DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you, Mr Chair. I mean, it's the most extraordinary contribution, for a Labour member to get up and, basically, give a speech that says "Nothing to see here." I mean, actually, what he was saying, if people didn't follow—what Duncan Webb, the Labour member for Christchurch Central, who just sat down, was saying is "You agreed not to ask any questions about this. It's not fair." Well, I'm sorry to say that, as a member of Parliament, he's actually got a duty not to support whatever the Government that he hopes to one day be part of introduces, but to actually stand up and ask questions and scrutinise the laws being put forward on behalf of the New Zealand people. That's what a representative democracy is, and I think it's perfectly fair that we have—point of order, Mr Chair.