CHRIS PENK (National—Kaipara ki Mahurangi): Thank you very much, Madam Chair. On this part, as in the first part, I don't have very much to contribute—some members might ungenerously say that's always the case, but I don't even intend to take very long doing it. For what it's worth, I just hesitate to interrupt a difference of opinion between Labour and Greens; a bit like State of Origin rugby league, you sort of almost hope that they both lose! But, actually, I do have some sympathy with where the Minister's landed on that, as compared with the more ambitious approach. And I do understand the point that our Green colleague Jan Logie has made but I think it would be an error to make a perfect enemy of the good, and the legislation is worthwhile as far as it goes. So it would be helpful, I think, for us to pass this piece of law and then it may be that there are lessons to be learnt out of its operation that could be applied to the second of two such bills, applying maybe more broadly and certainly into that private sector realm.