So, to sum up, this bill goes towards the Government's goal of creating a productive, sustainable, and inclusive economy. It is about fairness. MBIE has said that the elements needed to make that economy happen that way are trust, merit-based competition, reasonable opportunities for businesses to grow and thrive, but also to protect consumers from detriment. So it is about finding that balance. It assumes good faith in contracts. It provides a clear steer to the Goliaths in the David and Goliath relationship about the expected behaviours, and it looks at the impacts of the contracts, which is an equitable approach. It doesn't assume a level playing field. It acknowledges that, in the current world, there are Davids and Golaiths in the contracting environment, and, therefore, it seeks to recalibrate so that there can be fairness, transparency, competition, and also protection for consumers. I'm delighted to commend this bill to the House.