In relationship to the select committee's recommendations, I wanted to particularly welcome the recommendation to broaden the scope of the proposed new section 28A to ensure that, basically, the intent of the bill is met. I think, as others spoke about, there were some really important issues being raised at the select committee, particularly on issues of compensation. As one of the previous speakers—Melissa Lee—noted, it does seem like the issue of compensation between, effectively, commercial landlords and supermarkets will often be fought between two big players. I do think it's interesting that supermarkets could be raising the issue of a loss of revenue as a result of this change of legislation when the reports have told us that supermarkets are making massively excessive profits. So I think this is a price that supermarkets should be ready to pay, and, in fact, I think part of the aim of this will be to reduce the excessive profits that this sector is making at the expense of ordinary New Zealanders. 