NICOLA WILLIS (National): I rise to speak on the Commerce Amendment Bill. I want to begin by just setting out some context for why this bill is so important, particularly for New Zealand, and that is that in New Zealand we have a small market. Now, here on this side of the House, we believe strongly in the principles of competition, of private enterprise, of the benefits that are gained from firms, entities, and individuals competing against each other to innovate, to create new products, to bring products more cheaply to consumers and to market. 