As we've heard tonight, this bill would amend the Fair Trading Act to prohibit unconscionable conduct in trade. The problem, of course, with the bill is it doesn't define what unconscionable conduct is; and, in fact, the Minister admitted as much in his contribution earlier tonight. Instead of defining it, he instead suggested that we look to Australia. So we have this extraordinary situation where not only will traders in New Zealand have to comply, of course, with all New Zealand laws, but they'll now have to, if this bill passes, look to Australia to see how the legislation there, or how unconscionable conduct there, is defined by the courts in Australia, before they can decide how they'll operate in New Zealand, which I find a pretty extraordinary situation. It's also a very, very poor way of making legislation. 