So I want to talk a little bit about that for a minute because New Zealand is a place where, I think, no matter what you do, you see that it is vulnerable to corruption. It's a place where we all know each other, and sometimes that's a really good thing; it means that we have a strong sense of community and it probably helped us recently in COVID. But the downside of that is it can be quite a lot of pressure on people. If your mate wants you to do something, it can be a situation where you can have corruption grow pretty quickly. You can be an open and good place to live and you can turn into somewhere where those things are happening in an insidious way really quickly if you don't guard against it. I think that's probably something that we all share as something that we're watching all the time, because we all come to Parliament wanting to do the right thing. People who come to local body also come wanting to do the right thing. But sometimes, actually, they need guidance. This kind of Act will allow people to know exactly where the rules are.