The reason that I do actually find the bill quite interesting at this, its second reading, is that it is at the intersection of a number of different other bits of law and other kinds of law such as the Treaty of Waitangi, as others have mentioned, and Rachel Brooking, among others, has given somewhat of a dissertation on that, very helpfully. But also I found really interesting the international obligations and the way that this bill interacts with those and actually reflects the way that they interact with each other.