ANDREW BAYLY: But what I'd really like to know from the Minister is, with all these wonderful changes in the bill—and he still hasn't answered my question on whether he's spoken to the gaming industry and what the financial impacts are on the various portfolios or industries that are going to be effected by this—what will it mean when the Commerce Commission comes to assess takeovers, mergers, applications for fair trading? What will be the impact and how will it improve the lives of New Zealanders? Because we know one thing: it won't improve the situation for those who've gone about their business, created intellectual property, paid for it, and dispensed or shared it with many people or businesses around the country, because we know that potentially this bill will have a chilling impact on them. So what is the impact, particularly in relation to takeovers? I am waiting, and hopefully the Minister will answer my question—I've asked four times—did he speak to the gaming industry and what is the financial consequences of this bill on those screenwriters, the New Zealand Writers Guild, the gaming industry, and all those different ones?