The reason for that is that, yes, there is an anomaly in law that means that others have been able to put covenants on land, which in the end stifles competition—whether they did that knowingly, willingly, or for other reasons, it did have that effect. But this piece of legislation itself, when it goes through the House, won't do a single thing in the short or medium term when it comes to the cost of living crisis that every household in New Zealand is currently facing. Nowhere more so than their rents and the food that they buy. I've got to say to the Minister, it is a step, albeit a small one, but it is nowhere near enough.