I think it's important—just for the context of this bill, which we're talking about tonight—that this should be seen as one of a part or suite of changes that need to take place if we are to make sure that New Zealanders are in a better position to be able to live lives and afford good food, which is the hallmark of a good society. And I think it's important that other proposals that have yet to be tabled in this House are tabled in this House to make sure that we do address this big issue. And I'm talking about the issue of a mandatory code of conduct that the Commerce Commission has felt in its report needs to be put in place and needs to have some real teeth about it to be enforced. We also need to make sure that suppliers are treated appropriately—there have been serious concerns about some of the treatment that certain grocery retailers have been applying on suppliers of food and products to the grocery trade. We want to make sure that consumers get greater access to information and that the grocery regulator—which is a moot point because we haven't yet seen this; it was one of the considerations of the committee—if it is a grocery-sector regulator—we understand the bill will come through later in the year, so we want to make sure that the regulatory power is appropriate and enforceable. 