So the financial markets, the Citizens Advice Bureau, the supermarkets, everyone is challenging the reason for this, and we need to do, I think, a better job around this bill. So we can't impose this on business dealings. Let's be sensible. We don't want to create chaos in the market. We don't want to actually do something that distorts day-to-day relationships with people who enter into contracts together. And we don't need to put any natural bias into what is something that the commerce Acts already protect. So I'd like to recommend that we go hand in hand with industry, with consumers, and take New Zealand with us on this one, because I think we're sort of imposing, as politicians, something that's overly dramatic. We'd like the bill to go back to the select committee and then we'd like to review. And if the bill is needed or not needed, we should get it right. But at the moment, the status quo would probably be a preferable option to what is being proposed at the moment.