And the other thing, just by way of conclusion, is to remember, of course, that if the Minister exercises those powers outside of the constraints set out in the Act, they're reviewable. The exercise of executive powers is subject to the supervision not only of this House in some cases but also of the courts. So here we have a piece of legislation that, incidentally, the Māori Party, despite their protestations that they would scrutinise every piece of legislation, have chosen not to speak on this afternoon, but here's a piece of legislation that's good, it's robust, it's subject to scrutiny by this House and by the courts. It's a good piece of legislation. I commend it to the House.