The main reason why we oppose this bill is because of the property law changes that were set out in it. Normally, when you pass a law in New Zealand, you can't be done for it if you broke the law in the past. This says that that sort of principle doesn't matter. What the Government is now saying is that it doesn't matter when you signed a commercial lease contract, the law says that there's now a new law. It doesn't matter what you agreed to in the past, there's now a new law and you just have to follow the law that we've currently just done. It's called retrospective legislation, and it's a dangerous precedent to set in the New Zealand Parliament. What the Government is saying is that "You think that your rights are secure, but now we're telling you that they're not.", and the ACT Party believes in the rule of law and we believe that that should be upheld.