So we know this is a gap, we know this is an issue, and I would like to thank the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee for their work. I understand that there were a modest number of submissions in relation to this bill, but they contain some meat to them, including the New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties' submission and the New Zealand Law Society submission, both of which concerned the treatment of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. And where I land is similar to where the select committee landed in regards to those New Zealand Bill of Rights Act issues—that the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act governs its own application into other pieces of legislation, so there is no need for it to explicitly be there, and by doing so, it would call into question the applications of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act to other pieces of legislation as well.