INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): Talofa lava, Madam Speaker. It is a pleasure to wrap up this side's debate on the Fair Trading Amendment Bill second reading for my friend and colleague who is shepherding it so ably through the House, the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, David Clark. Really, we've heard tonight that this is about the David-and-Goliath relationships that can occur in commerce. So, yes, there can be level playing fields, but very, very frequently there isn't, and we don't assume that the playing field is fair. I guess that sums up the difference between the arguments on this side of the House and the other side of the House. This piece of legislation, which will significantly change the landscape of consumer law, really does look at behaviours. It promotes competition but it also ensures that the behaviours that occur during contracting enable fair contracts and reduce the chances of exploitation.