BARBARA KURIGER (National—Taranaki - King Country): Yeah, just to the Minister in the chair, the Hon Nanaia Mahuta, I really want to say, on this side of the House, the National caucus supports the intent of this bill and really does support Taumata Arowai, but the questions around the simplicity of those small suppliers—in not wanting to repeat myself, I would just ask one more time, really our issue is around the small suppliers, to see if we could have some leeway in the Minister supporting Christopher Luxon's Supplementary Order Paper to the point where her time frames kick in and we could have some certainty around what the regulation looks like. The reason I'm labouring that point is: often in the House when we do legislation and then it goes off to become regulation, people get really concerned because they don't know what that looks like. Some of the things that Mr McKelvie referred to before around the Food Act and things like that—you know, it's always the biggest fear of what happens next. I genuinely would like the Minister to reconsider with a time frame that meets the time frame that she has put for those small suppliers.