CHLÖE SWARBRICK (Green—Auckland Central): E te Māngai tēnā koe. Tēnā koutou e te Whare. Listening to the contributions in the House this afternoon, I couldn't tell the general public what this bill actually does, bar the contribution earlier from the Minister outlining precisely what this board and the disestablishment of Radio New Zealand Ltd (RNZ) and TVNZ is and the creation of this board. In fact, we've heard contributions talking about the preferred morning shows and talkback radio hosts from Opposition MPs and we've heard some really confused contributions where we've heard that, on the one side, they want more Government influence over the types of content that New Zealanders receive and, on the other side, that they want less influence over the types of content that the public are receiving. We've also heard a lot of talk about younger people and what younger people want. Whilst I am not, necessarily, all too young any more—I'm now 28 years old—