We spent a lot of time in committee trying to convince Government members to make the changes that were needed. We were willing participants. Even though we voted against it, we said that we'd like to fix it and we'd like to make it better. We actually want businesses to thrive and strive in New Zealand and we want consumers to be protected, and I've got to say that although our meetings are closed to the public when we negotiate these things, I sense that those members of our committee who are in the Government—the Labour Party MPs—wanted to make the changes that consumers had asked them to make, but they were not able to because of some disconnect. I don't know on what floor of the Beehive the Minister sits, but it feels a long way away from the consumers that were so concerned that they wouldn't get the protection that they deserved from this legislation. 