On the particular business to business, small business unfair contract terms, a couple of issues there. The first one is—and we do acknowledge that there are some small businesses in incredibly invidious positions where their large business customer simply has so much power that they may feel they have no alternative but to agree to terms that they really, really wouldn't normally want to sign up to. But there are a couple of elements to that, not least that it's not the Government's role to intervene in commercial agreements between willing parties to ensure an outcome, which is what this will do. It'll do it in a couple of ways, not only because the unfair terms are understood, but because it gives the Minister power to change that at will. It's the greatest regulation-making power in this bill. They're giving the Minister of commerce the ability to determine what will be unfair for a small business contracting with what is likely to be a much larger company. It's not the Minister of commerce's role to determine the contracts between willing suppliers and customers in New Zealand. So we think there's a lot of work that would need to be done on that.