But other members have spoken widely and extensively about the judicial officers who will be covered by this piece of legislation and the changes that it makes. But many of them have not spoken about the fact that this is actually an omnibus bill, and not only does it seek to provide a formalisation of a very important concept within our constitutional framework in New Zealand—that is the separation of powers and the absolute independence of our judiciary—but what this bill also does is it amends several other statutes, including amongst them the Disputes Tribunal Act 1988. The amendments are also made to the District Courts Act 2016, to the Human Rights Act 1993, to the Immigration Act 2009, to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986, and to the much maligned and already many times amended Resource Management Act 1991.