The Government considers that a targeted regime is the way forward. The bill introduces a role for the Commerce Commission that allows it to not only build an empire like the raw milk pricing team it's got, or the telecommunications team that it's got, but it just adds to the largesse of that administration structure. I think Barbara Edmonds and I and Minister Clark could sit down every six months and actually set these designations and charges that would go out into the marketplace, and that would be the end of it, as opposed to building a quagmire. One of the things that the ACT Party truly believes in is that after two years, these savings should be analysed and the department's role should be assessed to see if it's actually delivering the value for money that it said it would and that the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment said it would in its initial analysis. To me, it sounds like good politics. We're all for saving money for the small-business owner. But, again, we have seen no evidence that it's actually going to get there and that it's actually going to get through to consumers and help them.