But it just makes me wonder whether this bill will actually change any of the behaviour. We definitely support any notion that supports consumers, businesses, and households to actually achieve affordable energy costs in their businesses and in their households. But, you know, this is, as Simon Watts just finished off saying, actually a power grab by the Minister. And the establishment of a new consumer entity—it just seems a bit ridiculous that we already have so many agencies that look after consumer rights, including the Commerce Commission, the consumer protection agencies. So why do we need another agency? It just seems like another bureaucracy after bureaucracy, and that although it says it's going to be paid with the levies from the businesses, the businesses will often charge the levies that they will have to pay. And who will end up paying for those levies that this agency will be run by? It will be the consumers who will actually pay through the increase in their electricity charges. That is one of the reasons why I do not support this bill.