The bill has a noble intent: to improve the quality of regulation in New Zealand—and heaven knows we need it after the last four years—through a set of principles and robust analysis that all legislation and regulation would have to comply with. My colleague Mr Penk has emphasised already that over the last four years, this Government has pushed through, and often under urgency, very poor-quality legislation which has imposed numerous regulations with little or no analysis to them and with no understanding of the consequences and impact that often has passed significant cost on to our businesses and, therefore, on to our economy. Political ideology without understanding potential impact, and it's led to particularly bad lawmaking. 