Hon ANDREW LITTLE: Madam Chair, this is an answer that will possibly apply to many questions that the members opposite wish to ask tonight, if the second reading debate speeches are anything to go by, and that is this: the provisions of this bill have been before a select committee. The provisions of this bill were in the bill that was in the House last week, that bill was subject to examination and scrutiny by the Justice Committee, and so, in answer to that member's question: the Attorney-General has provided advice in relation to identically equivalent positions in this bill that happened to be in a different bill—the bill passed last week. And that member can be reassured that these provisions are consistent with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, which is nothing less than the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the Waitangi Tribunal asked for.