Now, I want to talk about the fact that this law actually moves to an area where it looks at businesses that are basically doing business at about $250,000 a year. It is absolutely right, as the Green member said in his speech, that we have all seen this for a long time. We have known that our big supermarkets, for example, hook in a supplier, get them into a situation where they're now dependent upon that supermarket chain, and then they actually just continue to erode and erode and erode the amount that they're paying the supplier. It actually brings those people, those businesses and their families, to their knees. They've often actually invested in huge amounts of equipment to make something. They might have created a new form of jerky. They may have brought a new form of yoghurt. They need our help and support in getting a fledgling business off the ground. They need to be supported for all our sakes because they are our innovators. They are the people who will actually make this country stronger, and they actually need to be seen and recognised for what they are, which is vulnerable. They are also creative. They are also interesting, and they need our support.