Dr ELIZABETH KEREKERE (Green): Tēnā koe e te Māngai. The Greens are very big on appropriate decision making, that the people most affected by a decision should have a say in it. Generally, when I rise for a second reading, I refer to what happened in the select committee—the issues raised by submitters who are engaging with our democratic process, the advice that the Health Committee received to make its considered and usually unanimous report on how to make the bill better. Even under urgency, this has generally been able to happen in some form: a week turn-around of submissions—pretty outrageous at the time—or just advice, even, from the Minister and key officials. Instead, I stand up again to speak on the second reading, but, of course, nothing has changed.