Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Of course, we have a range of procurement guidelines, processes, and policies, which I have an expectation that all departments will make sure that they are applying in the work that they do. Rather than go on to hypotheticals, probably the best thing I can point the member to is a process that's being adopted by Auckland Council. As part of the Southern Initiative, they undertook some very similar work, and, again, we looked at the way they had operated a similar policy. It has led to really positive outcomes. They've seen a spread of a diversity in a number of businesses they're engaging with. It's particularly supported small to medium sized enterprises, and it's seen the growth of employment opportunities within the region. Again, we're not doing this from a starting base of nothing. Others are leading on this. We have learnt from it. In our view, it means that we'll be able to support greater representation of both small business, Māori business, and others, in procurement policy where they've previously been excluded for a number of reasons.