I think the Government should change the commencement dates so that they actually take effect after this law is passed. But I also think they should stop making commencement clauses like this, because this has not only an effect in this bill but it has an effect for all of our laws across New Zealand, because we want people to invest in New Zealand. We want foreign direct investment. We want a stable economy where people feel like they know what the laws of New Zealand will be, at any given time, and going against that means that we are less reliable for people to send their money to. Because, who knows? You might invest in a massive building development tomorrow and, low and behold, the Government comes along and creates a new law from press release and says, "You're not allowed to build in that piece of land any more.", but it's not actually the law. That instability and that uncertainty of what the laws are does not make New Zealand a good place for investment, development, and growth, which we need to make New Zealand a prosperous, growing society where people want to send their money to, and where we can become wealthier as a country and as a nation. That instability means that somebody else could potentially think of sending their money to Australia, or sending their money to the USA, instead of New Zealand, where we desperately need to increase productivity for the wealth of all New Zealanders. 