So this bill is both a partial solution in simplifying what a regulation is and where somebody can find one, and that's highly commendable, but it's also an insight into how great the problem of excessive laws and regulation is for New Zealand. What this bill tells us is that while it's a good start, we need to continue relentlessly improving the way that we make laws as much as the laws themselves. I would put it that what we currently have, the regulatory impact statements that are supposed to restrain this kind of lawmaking—regulatory impact statements on templates designed by a certain former under-secretary to the Minister for Regulatory Reform in the 51st Parliament, which I won't mention—are very good statements, but they're not being followed.