The Green Party does make really clear that we do support a regulatory framework in our economy that ensures fair competition, but we're also very clear that access to essential goods and services is a basic right that should not be reliant upon our market. So I do want to make sure that we do not lose scope of the fact that innovation and competition alone won't bring us to a world where people are not being deprived of these basic services. So once again, the Green Party is really keen to provide that provisional support to make sure that we look at the information-sharing safeguards as well as meeting our Te Tiriti obligations regarding Māori intellectual property and land rights. Kia ora.