This bill provides a foundation to deliver exactly that. It will create Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media, which builds on the best of RNZ—Radio New Zealand—and Television New Zealand. It will keep what audiences currently value, but it will be focused on future possibilities, and we will be better placed to take those opportunities. Both TVNZ and RNZ are providing high-quality content and strong, independent journalism. They have professional and dedicated staff who are taking on the challenge the media sector currently faces. However, they were set up for a different world, one that was focused on traditional linear broadcast methods within the constraints of their existing legislation. Though they have done what they can to change, modernise, and adapt to meet the significant challenges facing the sector, a change is needed, and this bill sets the foundation for Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media to flourish in the future.