CHRIS PENK (National—Kaipara ki Mahurangi): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. It's interesting to see the innovation being employed, as referred to by the Minister, whereby a statement can be placed on record, and thereby keep contributions to the House reasonably brief and relevant and not need to spell out every detail. In that spirit, I'll make a few remarks, only briefly. But without that particular mechanism available to me, I would like to make a couple of particular points for the record. One being just to acknowledge the purpose of the exercise that we're engaged in; second, to make a number of acknowledgments; third, to deal with the real-world relevance of the regulations that we've been looking at; and, fourth, of course, to conclude on behalf of the Regulations Review Committee.