I want to acknowledge that my discussion of the bill leans on the analysis by Andrew Bayly, our National Party spokesperson in that regard. He's made clear, I think, in various discussions and at previous stages, as have other speakers on this side of the House—for example, the Hon Judith Collins, leading the charge for us on this—that National does support the bill. We've decided that its benefits outweigh its costs, but I did want to place on record, as others have on this side of the House, the fact that there are a couple of areas in which we are wishing to express concern, which we'll be watching carefully. So I'll emphasise those in my contribution, not to dwell on the negative for any reason other than to provide, for the record, the fact that we'll be watching closely to check that there aren't unintended consequences of the legislation passing.