Our second concern that I have canvassed is around these new powers for the commissioner and what they mean in practice, and how they will be mitigated in order to comply with our New Zealand Bill of Rights. But the third area is actually how well this bill measures up with its own objectives, with the measures that, in fact, it sets for itself—because it does a very poor job on both. The first purpose that is stated for this bill is to increase revenue, and as some of the members have canvassed, it is really important here to think about these big numbers in a broader context, because it's estimated that this bill may raise $550 million, but you need to think about that number in the context of the debt that New Zealand is currently acquiring, which is a much, much bigger figure: $140 billion by 2024. 