Minister Kris Faafoi had an embarrassing little moment when the Auckland District Law Society had to, basically, put out a press release, which is quite an amazing thing for them to do, to criticise the Minister of Justice. The Auckland District Law Society had to put out a press release criticising the Minister and correcting him on his claim that the Government had consulted with the ADLS. Nothing was true in relation to that. In fact, the first that the Auckland District Law Society heard about the legislation was when the Minister put out a press release about it on 28 September. So there was no consultation with people involved in the sector, no consultation with people actually affected by this provision; the Government has just decided to go ahead with it on the basis of anecdote. It undermines the sanctity of contract, there has been no consultation as to how it will actually work, and the bill as drafted is way too wide. Companies who don't even suffer economic loss will be entitled to seek rent relief. 