Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I don't intend to speak too long after two very good speeches, if I can say that, from Mr Goldsmith and, of course, the Attorney-General, the most reasonable and thoughtful member in the House, to be sure. But can I say what a privilege it is to actually be speaking and being involved in this bill, which is really one of those pieces of legislation about how the limits of the constitution work with each other—and I do see that I have spoken for seven minutes already, according to the clock, but that's all right. I must have been speaking very slowly indeed. 