Now, this is an interesting bill for a number of reasons, and I'm going to focus particularly on the provisions that have come from the Wai 262 inquiry and reports. But it's interesting because, of course, it is about intellectual property and that's always interesting. We are updating this plant variety right (PVR), which we've heard about from the other speakers. We've heard about the economic importance of having good regulations in New Zealand in this area and regulations that fit with international agreements. It's also interesting because it has some definitions in it, and one of them, at clause 31, is a whole section in itself on the meaning of "novel". It's not a meaning of "a novel"; just the meaning of "novel", and there are a number of these very clear definitions in the bill, which I commend to the House because it's very good to have clarity on definitions. 