So how do we change all this? Well, I can see that it would be tempting to immediately regulate, to mandate legislation, and certainly that's what this Access Alliance have wanted to do. And I tautoko their advocacy. It would be quick, it would be economically efficient, but it would also be hierarchical. So it is no surprise to me that the National Party is advocating for this. Because one of the issues we have with quick legislation is that when it comes to implementation, if it hasn't been thought through properly and if it is not properly represented, it will result in a divide and conquer culture and that is the last thing that this community needs. So requirements like standards, enforcement, complaints procedures, and so on—the step change that is needed—will come at the right time. But if we want to bring the whole of New Zealand with us, which is what Toni Severin from the ACT Party has said—and others have said as well in this House—then it needs to be done appropriately. 