For those reasons, the Green Party will support the bill. We do have certain concerns around the enforcement mechanisms and the enforcement being such a high fine. So we will be looking closely at what happens at the committee stage and how the practical implementation processes come into place, and we will be raising concerns about the way that ordinarily in our system of justice things like fines operate to persecute or prejudice certain communities. We will be looking at the way that those fines are both going to be regulated, made effective, and also the level of fines, which are quite high, and so would in practice undermine the ability of certain small-business owners to operate. We, again, know that, in terms of being targeted for both compliance with regulations and in terms of criminalisation, often it will be the lower socioeconomic Māori and Pacific communities that things get applied, and we will be looking at whether or not we can work to ensure that the practical intention of this bill, which is to electronically monitor the sale of goods that may be lost or stolen, and the practical impact at the other end are not disproportionate.