We of course would have liked a much more robust and thorough select committee process, but I also want to acknowledge that sense of urgency by Government to address some of these issues. I echo the sentiment that while this bill is really needed, we need more reforms to address those immediate needs that families are facing when it comes to meeting the cost of living. This bill may not have an immediate impact on people's ability to provide for their families, but it is so important that we address what is, effectively, corporate greed via the use of land to prevent competitors from being there to help lower food prices. This kind of use of land for the purposes of, basically, preventing competition should have no place in Aotearoa, but I do also want us to look beyond the idea of simply increasing competition as a way to ensure that everybody has access to kai. As part of the Government's overhaul of the legislation that dictates how supermarkets can operate, I think it's also important that we look at supporting many indigenous practices that have been here for centuries that have provided food for their communities. So I look forward as well to commitments around increasing funding for papakāinga. 