KIERAN McANULTY (Labour): Thank you much, Madam Speaker. I'm very pleased to be standing here speaking in support of this Fair Trading Amendment Bill. I mean, it seems pretty straightforward to me, really. You know, the other side of the House, they call themselves the party of markets. The question I pose to the House is: how is it right to have a market that is acting where deception and bully-boy tactics and intimidation is OK? It's wrong. That's not a fair market. It's not a fair market. That's not fair trading. How is it OK where somebody can be intimidated into signing a contract that they didn't understand the terms of? You know, there are provisions currently in law and what this Government is saying within this particular bill is that we want to strengthen those. 