As an example, the Minister said it strengthens the ability for consumers to dismiss or prevent door-to-door salesmen from entering their property. They already have the ability to do that under existing law when it comes to consumer rights, and equally around anybody that comes on to your property if you do not want them there. So I don't know what extra ability this gives consumers they don't already have, but if the Minister had waited or asked for a report from the committee, he might have known that the committee looked at that in some detail. National will not be supporting this legislation, not because we don't support consumers—we do—but this legislation won't achieve what the Minister wants. It won't protect consumers more. It is window dressing.