Now, that all said, the National Party is going to oppose this legislation at second reading, not necessarily because we are opposed to every aspect of the detail of the legislation, simply put because we don't think now is the appropriate and right time to be introducing legislation that is, effectively, a further impost on the cost of living, on the way that New Zealanders do business in a post-COVID recovery environment. It's our view that, notwithstanding the contents of this piece of legislation, actually a 12-month postponement would be the appropriate, sensible, and right thing to do as New Zealand and other nations around the world look to a pathway beyond COVID, because it will be our primary productive, export-led industries and sectors that ultimately lead us out of the position that we find ourselves in through no fault of anyone's in New Zealand. It's a challenging environment, and it's an environment where further costs, further handbrakes on doing business, both domestically and internationally, just aren't appropriate right now.