But on this bill, we will support this piece of legislation, not because it is a piece of Labour Party ideology but because, actually, there is a time when, occasionally, small regulation is required, and this is one of them. But Labour's great plan is actually to regulate business at every opportunity, to issue proclamations from the Beehive about every aspect of individuals' personal lives—how they live their life, how they spend their money—and particularly when it comes to business. This is a Government that just loves to tell people and businesses how to operate their business. They like the grand gesture, but my colleague Andrew Bayly so clearly and loudly articulated to the Chamber earlier this evening that, actually, this is only a very, very small step, a very modest step, by a Labour Government that usually likes to impose far bigger restrictions and costs on businesses and regulate in a far grander way than just this.