RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH (Green) (remote): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker. I have lost count of how many sitting nights I've been waiting to give my speech on this bill, and so it's a great pleasure to be able to give a brief contribution, noting that previous speakers have done a very lengthy and thorough running of what the bill actually contains. From a Green Party perspective, we really do want to encourage an Aotearoa where competition is fair. And, echoing the sentiments from our previous speaker regarding unfair competition, particularly in a duopoly of supermarkets, I think this bill is really timely so that the Commerce Commission feels far more empowered—particularly with the delay of this bill coming into effect, having the Commerce Commission empowered to give proper advice to people in the market, or who wish to enter the market, is deeply, deeply important.