We do support this bill. We do share some of the concerns that the ACT Party speaker raised about whether this is the most efficient way to report on these things. I would have thought, actually, that it's in businesses' interests to report on this and do a damn good job of it, because, actually, their investors are looking for that. People are looking for a lead on these things. They want to know that the companies that they use for goods and services—in this case, banks, insurance companies, and so on—are reflecting their own views. We know that most of New Zealanders, or the vast majority of New Zealanders, want to get to net zero by 2050, and they want to deal with companies that also want to do that. So having a system in place where we can be assured that we're dealing with companies who actually are doing what they say they are is a good thing. So we don't dispute that at all. But we have to do that in a way that's the most efficient manner for the companies as well, because we don't want to foist more unnecessary costs on them; we want it to be easy to work with. That's something that will be all teased out through the select committee process. 