Hon DAVID BENNETT (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. The National Party will oppose this bill. It does have some aspects of it which the Minister is making out to be in the best interests of New Zealand consumers, but we just don't think it's needed at this time. And really, if the Labour Party actually wanted to do something for consumers, it would do something to support their interests and their ability for business to get on and actually rebuild this country after the COVID experience. This bill, as we see here, follows reviews that have been into the conduct and culture, and it's a small change compared with what's actually going on in the community today. And if we look at the Government's announcement around immigration today, really saying they're open for business, but at the same time restricting the ability of New Zealand businesses to get staff in—[Interruption]. I know, Mr Speaker, that you're raising my attention to the bill, but what I'm saying is that the bill in its context is only small fry when we've actually got businesses that are falling over and really need help, and we need an economy that's growing. 