I think one of the aspects of this bill—it was mentioned before—was, I think, clause 11 around the establishment of a consumer agency. Generally, obviously, consumer voice and the input of consumers in terms of co-design and that—I mean, that's all sensible stuff. But the reality here is another layer of bureaucracy, which will simply only add cost in terms of the consumers around affordable energy. And that's really disappointing, because Kiwis across this country, particularly the squeezed middle at the moment are really struggling under the burden of cost and the inflationary impacts that have resulted as a result, primarily, of, basically, a Government that is just out of control in regards to its spending and doesn't seem to have any ability to be able to rein that in. That is a great shame, because what we also don't hear about is the growing debt in this country, and the fact that my kids and future generations are going to have to repay that at some point. But let's get back to the legislation, because I can hear the Labours on the other side of the House. They're getting all a bit boisterous, because they don't like me critiquing their performance, but, I'll tell you what, there's not many that actually are, other than on this side of the House, critiquing their performance. 