I did a little digging and I went back and I discovered that the original Act here seems to have been—because, somewhat appropriately, this is a second-hand bill in more ways than one. The original bill is the Pawnbrokers Bill of 1908. Now, this was updated by the Labour Government of 2004, and in that case the review and the update was more than overdue. If I can just point your attention to one item, one of the things that that bill brought forward by the then Labour justice Minister Phil Goff did was to update the list of things that have to be held on to for a period before they are considered safe to sell. Under the previous Act, it was furs, suits, and gramophones, and it was felt at that time that some items such as compact discs, computers, and DVD players might be more appropriately on the list. In that case, it was a change whose time had come. In this case, it is not, because the compliance costs it will put on our small businesses, who are already trying and struggling, are too high.