RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH (Green) (remote): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker. I'm privileged to be speaking in the second reading of the Commerce (Grocery Sector Covenants) Amendment Bill. I want to mihi the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee. I met some of the members who have spoken in today's reading, and acknowledging that the history of this bill comes from an extensive report by the Commerce Commission, and actually, people on the ground who have been signalling for many years that the supermarket industry is broken, that the duopoly is taking advantage of ordinary people, and that there needs to be urgent changes to the legislation that enables this anti-competitive behaviour. So we welcome the introduction of this bill.