And the most fundamental question I have for the Minister is—and it relates not just to Part 1 but to the bill itself, which has been in the freezer for two years. It was introduced by a Minister many Ministers ago, I think, back before the last election in 2020 with a hiss and a roar, and then put in the freezer, and has been pulled out, stuck in the microwave two years later, and is suddenly being pushed quite rapidly through the last stages. And so the fundamental question I have for the Minister is why—I suppose to talk through the timing of why he thinks this is a good time to be undergoing very substantial reform in an industry that is still battling the effects of COVID, just getting itself back on its feet again? There's quite a bit of stuff going on. There's also, of course, the merger of TVNZ and Radio New Zealand, which nobody seems to understand the logic therein. 