This bill—not all of it is bad. It does actually point to a few things that are common-sense changes. There are a range of initiatives here that we actually have no problem with, and that's because they adequately look at the situation a lot of New Zealanders faced themselves under lockdown. It's really hard to do some of the most basic tasks under a lockdown. If you think of a few examples, one is the Heart Foundation's fundraisers, which they can't do in person, and so there needed to be some changes to be able to enable them to do those online, and I think that's a good change to make. The second example was the High Court. We're changing some of the rules around the courts to ensure that some of the workload could be shifted from the District Court to the High Court, and I think that's a good thing to do. Another was some changes to e-signatures. Those are some common-sense changes. 