The first of those is cross-referencing other obligations. Mr Macindoe has already referred to the need to weigh New Zealand Bill of Rights Act report requirements so I won't go into that in any detail, but I think it's also worth noting that the other obligations that would need to be weighed against the substance and, indeed, the detail of the law itself include international obligations. For example, the World Health Organization—oh, I beg your pardon; I thought someone called out "Who?"—Framework Convention on Tobacco Control contains New Zealand's obligations with which this law will need to be consistent. So, it's important that the select committee turns its mind to that and isn't unduly rushed in doing so, lest it miss an opportunity to continue New Zealand's alignment with that international instrument. 