The comments that we got back in select committee—and it was really interesting, because I've been in select committees where Ministers are open to ideas and participants in select committees ask lots of questions and try to make a bill a better bill. Well, this wasn't the case with this bill. The Opposition members were asking lots of questions, and we were trying to make it a better bill, but unfortunately no one was listening on the other side. So the Government is always wanting to be the first and the best in the world; we hear it again and again and again. We heard it in question time today. Never hear them talking about how the agricultural industry is actually number one for zero-carbon readiness. Never ever hear them talking about things that they don't want to talk about where we're the best in the world, but of course they want to be the first and the best in the world, and this proposal is stricter and leaves us with the highest level of regulation. And there are no other known directors in New Zealand who are bound to the requirements that this bill requires. We heard that from submitters that came in the room. In fact, I specifically asked the submitters if there were any other directors in this country that would be submitted to the requirements that this bill imposes on the directors of this industry.