Colleagues before me have already spoken as to why the Government believes that this is a good piece of legislation and they said that it is timely, perhaps setting aside the length of time that it's taken since the first enactment of this piece of parent legislation. But I would like to acknowledge the Hon Kris Faafoi, the former Minister who did a lot of work in this space, and, obviously, the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs currently, the Hon David Clark, who is shepherding this amendment bill through the House in its current form. I agree with the Minister's initial comment in that this is about the responsibility for setting the groundwork, setting the parameters, setting the boundaries by which businesses in our country are able to compete. We all know that commerce is a really important part of the way in which our society and our community is able to function on a day-to-day basis. So it's really important, then—actually, it's very important that there is the element of fairness when it comes to setting those boundaries, the groundwork, and the parameters as well, and the Commerce Commission have a key role in undertaking this work. 