INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): It was interesting to listen to the speech of Michael Woodhouse, and at around five minutes I was able to work out that he was actually supporting the bill and his reasons for it. And I did get a good lesson in cheque writing and student behaviour, so thank you for that. But Andrew Bayly talked about this bill as being a small affair, and I think that's really indicative of the attitude that the other side of the House shows to small business in New Zealand. They're suggesting that $74 million doesn't mean much. Actually, the Stuff website has done an analysis that shows that small businesses stand to save around $13,000 difference in fees each in the hospitality business compared to their Australian counterparts. That's a significant amount of money for businesses that operate on small margins. And if we look at how many small businesses there are in New Zealand, according to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, 97 percent of our businesses in New Zealand, have 50 employees or under. So this is not a small deal to them, and they make up a third of New Zealand employees. Lots and lots of people stand to benefit from this legislation. This is not a small deal.