Just in summation of why the Greens are standing today and supporting this bill along with, I understand, every other member in the Chamber: I want to refer to some of the kind of broader economic thoughts that have been raised by other speakers thus far, noting as well that the Minister of Revenue himself has spoken to the need for greater economic investment, transformation, and obviously that there are further circumstances and context shifts that we will be facing. Here, inside of this legislation, we can see that there is primarily a focus, of course, on those small businesses that are going to be immediately impacted, and only a so-called minor or technical focus on those vulnerable consumers. And here I think that we see the way that balance is regularly, perhaps far too often, struck in pieces of legislation and policy like this.