DAVID SEYMOUR (Member in charge of the Regulatory Standards Bill): Like farmers and those in the primary industries, those who operate, own, and pay the bills at small businesses are also a very small minority of New Zealanders but extremely important to the economy. They often find that employment law and other types of regulation imposed upon them is extremely costly, and they have little recourse against those costs being imposed upon them without proper consultation or cost-benefit analysis. This legislation, the Regulatory Standards Bill, would allow those in small business to seek remedies in the court, or for their representative bodies to seek remedies, when they have their rights trampled. Mr Speaker, you're gesturing to cut someone's head off. I don't think that's appropriate for the House of Parliament! This bill would allow them to seek remedies when their rights are trampled.