Dr GAURAV SHARMA (Labour—Hamilton West): Talofa lava, kia ora, namaste, Madam Speaker. It's my pleasure today to rise in the House to take a call on the Fair Trading Amendment Bill, which amends the 1986 Act to introduce new protections against unfair commercial practices. These unfair commercial practices exploit vulnerabilities of a consumer or a small business, and this bill addresses this in three ways: first of all, by prohibiting unconscionable conduct in trade; secondly, by extending the Act's existing protections against unfair contract terms in standard form consumer contracts to also apply to small trade contracts; and, thirdly, by strengthening the ability of consumers to require uninvited direct sellers to leave or not enter their property.