I think, to me, the thing that stands out around this bill is the protections around ensuring that uninvited sellers are now warned against by the introductions that this bill puts in. So, for example, the "Do not knock" stickers provided by Consumer New Zealand now will have far more weight, and I think this is quite important as I think of some industries like electricity retailers and, often, the aggressive tactics that have been employed to poach consumers. In the last debate, I spoke about my own really brief experience of doing almost a one-off gig with one of these retailers. I think of just the predatory nature of these tactics against low-income communities and migrant communities, and I want to acknowledge the lengthy commentary that the member to my left, Naisi Chen, has given around the vulnerabilities of households where maybe English, for example, is not their first language and how they're at far more risk. So this bill will introduce some good protections. 