The tenancy changes—an absolute muddle of the highest order, which is, again, I've said to this House, only going to actually hurt the tenants, and the very dynamics that the landlords and other associations and myself pointed out would happen are going to happen. Great concerns in the electorate around hate speech legislation—very, very concerning. No one in this House, myself included, wants to see speech which is hateful. But speech which other people hate is not by definition something that should be criminalised. It needs to be put on the record, and I'm sure we'll get to speak to it many, many times, but at the end of the day, free speech is one of the key foundational underpinnings of a liberal democracy. And I do worry and fear, as do a lot of Kiwis, that any hate speech legislation is going to undermine that. 