So this bill undermines the rule of law, undermines the sanctity of contract law. Now, to do that the Government has got to have a very good reason before they do that. What is the Government's reason? It's not actually clear what it is, because Kris Faafoi's own rationale for the bill is that he has anecdotally heard from some tenants in commercial landlord relationships that the existing law and existing rental-relief arrangements are a problem. That's it: just anecdotal evidence. This is how Government makes policy that is an affront to the rule of law now. The Government makes policy on the basis of anecdata—anecdotes that someone talked to Kris Faafoi about in the Koru lounge. That's how the Government makes policy that is an affront to the principles against retrospectivity and an affront to the rule of law. It's anecdotal evidence, that is it. It's just outrageous. 