I want to touch on a few quotes, and so I'll do a bit of reading here Mr Speaker, if you'll allow me. I think that these are very important points that need to be made public. The first quote here, from the regulatory impact statement, says, "Most of the measures being considered within this bill have yet to be widely implemented internationally, and in some cases, New Zealand would be the first country in the world to implement them.". It goes on to say, "There is. Therefore, there's significant uncertainty in the outcomes. . . . there is a lack of evaluation from comparable markets. Even when there's been comparable implementation and evaluation, the evaluation is limited. There is no empirical evidence to tell us how the measures will impact equity among the New Zealand population." This Government constantly goes on about equity, and yet there is no empirical evidence on this. 