Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): Sorry, Mr Speaker, I'm just wrestling with my mask. As I said to the member, these things will be worked through in regulation if needed. The intention here is to create the space should there be activities that emerge that are contrary to the purposes of the Act. Rather than spelling out in red tape or creating an Act that is no longer fit for purpose the day it's printed, there is room to create regulation, should it be required, to ensure consumer protection without trying to prescribe every kind of future behaviour that might be contrary to the purposes of the Act.