So coming to learning about, for the benefit of members in this House this evening and members in the public, the contra proferentem rule—it's a rule of contractual interpretation which provides that where a clause is ambiguous, then the preferred meaning should be the one that works against the interest of the party who drafted the clause. So I raise it as an issue because I've noted and detected with different pieces of proposed legislation, bills that have been brought before the House, there is an inconsistency in terms of the incorporation of reference to the Treaty of Waitangi or the principles of it. And the contra proferentem rule, from a legal perspective, gives priority to that party who didn't draft the legislation or the contract or the agreement.