IAN McKELVIE (National—Rangitīkei): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Just before I get into a couple of issues that I want to talk about with respect to the bill, I wanted to congratulate the Finance and Expenditure Committee and the member concerned, because this bill came into this House, in my view, in no fit state to be sent forward, and I think the select committee have done a really good job of it. They've got it to a point where I think it's fair and equitable and, given that we've heavily relied on immigration in New Zealand for hundreds of years almost, I think it's essential that we don't put those people who have come to New Zealand in good faith under a set of rules at a disadvantage to what they expected to get when they came here. I think the select committee and the member concerned have done a pretty good job of that and got it in the right space. 