KIERAN McANULTY (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm very, very pleased to be able to speak on the Broadcasting (New Zealand on Air and Te Māngai Pāho Reporting Requirements) Amendment Bill. I think it's a tremendous use of taxpayers' money to have members of Parliament speaking on bills that, really, are unclear on what the problem is that they're trying to solve! The thing is that we have a proposal in front of us that would impose costs and regulation on two agencies that, actually, for the nine years prior to this Government, were severely underfunded, and now we're wanting to put more burden on them to release information that's already available. I'm quite staggered really that when we are standing here today—the very week that the leader of the National Party indicated that his solution, heading into the 2020 election, was to light a regulations bonfire. He said that "Regulations are going too far, creating a lot of cost and burden without merit." They want to ignite the regulations, and what do they do now?