GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green): Thank you, Madam Speaker. This is, as has already been said, a very practical bill, and it seeks to address a very discrete issue, which is to provide a national standardised electronic way of monitoring second-hand dealers and second-hand goods being sold and bought, which I believe police have sought. As has already been said as well, Counties Manukau police are already electronising their approach to this; we just don't have the dealers doing it in the same way, and certainly not in a standardised way. Most pawnbrokers and dealers, including those that operate online, like on TradeMe, do so currently by way of keeping handwritten records, which are really difficult to access and certainly not something that in real time would alert authorities to the receipt of lost or stolen goods that are on another record being sought by their rightful owners. So this would, in principle and in practice, make that process more practically applicable and more accessible and more efficient.