So there has been a lot of interest in the bill. And as others have noted—and, indeed, it's noted in the report itself—there was a lot of interest at very much the last minute—literally the eleventh hour, actually—with some huge number of submissions. I think I read some 3,600 between the period of 8 p.m. and midnight on the final night alone—so a huge amount of interest. And as a local MP, I was contacted by more than one constituent asking for National's position, asking if I was aware of certain provisions and their effects. I will say that, of course, whenever a constituent contacts an MP—well, I would hope that that MP would take that very seriously, make sure to understand the bill and its effects and its meaning, and to be able to either share the outrage of the constituent and undertake to do something about it, or perhaps, as was the case in this instance, to be able to gently assure the constituent or constituents that, in fact, the meaning and effect of the bill was not as they'd been led to believe.