The bill, as other speakers have noted, applies to contracts which have a value of less than $250,000. It is aiming to support small and medium businesses, which are the heart of our economy in New Zealand. So it beggars belief that National is opposing the bill. I can already see the misleading Facebook ad that they will put up about this bill, because an earlier speaker claimed that the provisions around uninvited direct sale might apply to people like Girl Guides. They had failed to read the bill. There is an explicit provision in it which specifically exempts any visits by charitable organisations—and also by political parties, for those of us who will be doing doorknocking this year to ensure that we get another term in Government, to continue promoting fairness and equity not just in the business sector but throughout our economy. So National is opposing it, typically, because they are negative. I would encourage them to read the bill.