I would caution the member around the articulation of these concerns with regard to the consumers Act and so on and so forth that, if Mr Brownlee finds himself in a position post the election that he will use this piece of legislation to put in place regulations that he and the National Party have articulated they want to do, the member may find himself trying to actually counter the concerns that he is addressing today, and with the attitude of the National Party if they end up in Government and what they say to the New Zealand public they are prepared to implement. At this stage, all this piece of legislation does is give a Government—this one has set some regulations; the next one could set some others, and if New Zealand First is part of any future Government, we will renew, we will review the regulations that have been put into place here. This is literally the minimum that can be put into place on the spectrum around the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act and some bill of rights advice that we have had as a Government, but it has the capacity.