In relation to the point around the community law centres, which members opposite in particular have raised, I note that and I agree with you. They do a fantastic job in the community. It's worth noting that I've had a brief conversation with Sue Moroney, who will be well known to members opposite, who is, I believe, the chief executive of Community Law Centres o Aotearoa. I ran into her, as often happens in this place, in the Beehive foyer. And she said, "Oh, I need to come talk to you about your bill. We're pretty supportive of it,"—I hope I'm not misquoting her—"but we're keen to come and have a yarn about how exactly it will all work." So I strongly suspect they will be making a submission to the committee, and I encourage Sue to do that. Fair to say Sue and I didn't see eye to eye when she was an MP and I was an MP. I think we overlapped by only three years. We didn't get on so well, but, as often happens, you tend to get on better with former MPs in this place when they've left the Chamber. So I welcome Sue's contribution at the select committee process.