But for everything I've just said about why it is wrong to shorten a select committee process, it can sometimes be justified to ignore it, and the circumstances are not difficult to imagine. One day, when I was early in my time in Parliament, it was discovered by accident that it was illegal to issue speeding fines in a large part of New Zealand. We had to move quickly. We couldn't have a six-month deliberation on whether we should ban speeding on the Kāpiti coast because it would have been the Indy 500 up and down State Highway 1 if we hadn't acted quickly. In that instance, Parliament did act quickly. 