At last, I understand why Kris Faafoi is not standing in the Mana electorate and is going to go on the list. He fears the "do not knock" signs popping up on all the doors around in his electorate, and he doesn't want to be caught by being fined for not leaving the premises. It is a rather silly provision, really. Ultimately, if somebody is on your property and you don't want them to be there, that's called trespass. You ask them to leave. There's a legislative path there, a legal path, if you want to deal with that. To actually add in more legislation, more rules, which is totally unnecessary—it is really just a waste of Parliament's time and it really does heap costs back on to the consumers, the very people that it seeks to protect. Everything, as I said on the previous bill, which has lots of similarities to this one—there is a symmetry in negotiations, there is a symmetry in sales and transactions. That is a fact of life.