STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Well, I think the name of this bill should be changed to the "Crown Pastoral Land Reform (No Need to Have a Committee Stage) Bill". It was quite clear from the Minister's speech before—they're rattled, aren't they? They're rattled. I don't know what's happened there. Maybe they got a bad poll, I don't know, but they're all a bit prickly tonight. But the Minister's spent quite a bit of time saying there was no need to have a committee stage—no need; it comes out of the select committee and it doesn't need to have a committee stage. And then he has the audacity to have a Supplementary Order Paper himself. Well, I know he's not a new member, but I don't know, do they still run those classes for new members? Perhaps we can get him a bit of a refresher so he can understand how this works. And then poor old Duncan Webb, doing the voting, getting up [Member speaks with tired voice]: "65 votes in favour." The poor guy, he needs a bloody Red Bull to vim him up a bit, you know. I think their attitude today says it all. It's a poor bill. It's got a poor name, and it needs to change. 