So the bill will remove an important barrier to the availability of land for grocery retail, increasing the likelihood of a competitor to rival the current duopoly emerging in the retail grocery market. We are moving with speed because this is one of the more straightforward aspects of the Commerce Commission's report to implement. I do thank again the members of that committee, because I do believe in the time frame that we've set, significant value has been added by the contributions both of the Government members—and I singled out Jamie Strange—and the Opposition's Andrew Bayly to improve the bill to make sure that the purposes we laid out have been achieved and that the commission is set to have the monitoring powers it requires to do the job that will make for a more competitive grocery retail sector as a result of this bill, and therefore I commend this bill to the House.