Lee MelissaMELISSA LEE (National): Sorry—apologies to the members across. I was hoping that maybe the Government members might actually like to get up on their pins to speak on this bill but obviously no one is interested. It's a great pleasure to rise after our spokesperson has actually spoken. Brett Hudson has led us through this process of having a major discussion of whether the National Party would actually support it in terms of the Supplementary Order Paper but this work actually began during the term of the National Government.As both Lawrence Yule and Brett Hudson have actually said insolvency practice is something that people really don't want to talk about. I guess you know it is at the end of the business when a business goes wrong that insolvency practitioners come into play but one of the key roles that they play in that process is—you know we have to make sure that the insolvency practitioners are honourable in their role mitigating the losses for the investors. For example are they working in the corner of the investors or are they in the corner of the people who are in fact closing their business—hence the company? Often there may be some conflict for the practitioners—or at least perceived to be—and I think having people of integrity working in the insolvency practice is something that is much needed.One of the things that this National Party is actually very big on is to make sure that we focus on the integrity of the financial systems and that's one of the reasons why we actually wanted to improve the system. We wanted to make sure that there was simplicity and to improve what it was from the previous term of the Labour Government and we tried to actually do that. I'm glad that this Government is actually continuing the good work of the National Government as well.I guess for most of us it is hoped that none of us ever gets involved in this situation but for those people who are involved in insolvency cases it is quite a stressful time. Having people who are professional in their mannerism in their work and the way that they actually go about it and the very fact that we worked to introduce a registration scheme with a bare minimum requirement—but to make sure that people who have the skills and people who actually deal with them know that these people have the integrity to work in this area.Chris Penk: That's right.MELISSA LEE: That's right—thank you. I have had a business which I had to close after a certain time. I have been involved in business over the years and when I came into Parliament after three years of running the business I could no longer remotely run a business and I had to close it down. For my case it was actually a solvent ending of that business but for some people when they get into trouble it becomes an insolvent closure of their business. What that means is that whatever assets they have they need to distribute to their investors to their shareholders and there might be some people who are actually non-secured as well and it is very very stressful.One of the things that Brett Hudson talked about was this whole issue of the Supplementary Order Paper that the Minister has introduced. It is my belief that it actually came quite late in the piece but this party on this side of the Chamber will be happy to support that to make sure that we continue on the path to making sure that we provide the integrity and the support of this committee behind this good bill. I commend this bill.