ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you, Mr Chair. Well, that's a fascinating proposition that Minister Faafoi has just talked about. The issue is where a landlord has agreed, that will inevitably mean that the landlord has already given the tenant a discount, and so the situation is undisturbed. The issue with this proposal from the Government is one which is that if you are having a debate, it will be because the landlord will not want to give a discount. Therefore, by using terms such as "fair proportion", that means that you're inevitably in a dispute position, and that means that the tenant has, basically, got to go to the court or to arbitration to seek redress. 