TODD MULLER (National—Bay of Plenty): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise to speak to the Forests (Regulation of Log Traders and Forestry Advisers) Amendment Bill. What an extraordinary Government priority this is. I mean, with respect, we have had this afternoon a finance Minister speak to this House and say that the Budget deficit for this year is just short of $30 billion. In the same speech, he says that the deficits for the next four years will total $100 billion. And, in a moment of national crisis, he outlines the priorities that his Government will now put forward in urgency in front of this House, and apparently this bill, the regulation of log traders and advisers, is the third-most important bill facing this country in our time of national crisis. Well, get a grip. How on earth, Mr Jones, did you manage to pull that swiftie? Even Eugenie Sage can't look at you. Mind you, she can't anyway, but she particularly can't now. What an extraordinary bill we've been served up. So, ladies and gentlemen at home, who I know will be wondering, after the two performances from my colleague across the other side, whether we have descended into Shakespearian farce; we haven't. The National Party is here to put some rigour back into it.