Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Justice): This is a very simple bill achieving to do a very simple thing: to prevent very simple people from abusing a very important office—that is the Office of the Ombudsman. We have a provision in the current legislation that allows the Chief Ombudsman to grant others the use of the term "ombudsman". Previous Ombudsmen have done that on at least two occasions to private organisations. So, for example, we have what used to be known as the Banking Ombudsman—I think it is now the Banking and Insurance Ombudsman—and there is at least one other, whose name and purpose eludes me for the moment. But there are others who have been queuing up to use the name.