One of the most disappointing things during the debate is that I asked the Minister directly whether he had spoken to the New Zealand gaming association about these IP changes, which I think are incredibly significant. We've got a growing, exciting gaming industry, probably worth about $300 million at the moment, and it's a dynamic growth path. Obviously, they're having trouble getting people from overseas to come and work here, but it opens huge opportunities for our young people, Māori, Pasifika, because of the creative skills that they bring to the gaming industry. And yet here we are, we're going to pass a piece of legislation that cuts to the core of that particular industry, but also the film industry and the writers. These are hardly people that are out there advocating on a scale that is unreasonable; these are people who want to see the creative industry in New Zealand flourish, and we're not going to help them with this bill.