TODD MULLER: It's always pending, and it may well provide a more comprehensive regulatory solution for this issue. But I do acknowledge, I have heard through the grapevine, that it did get quite a debate at the Labour Party caucus. It was the Celtic stock, the red heads of the Labour Party, that swung in behind me to ensure this bill got supported. So I call out in support—we don't do this often on this side of the House—but I do want to acknowledge Chris Hipkins, who I'm sure it must have played a fundamental part in swinging that debate.