Now, my colleague Andrew Bayly has put forward a very good alternative, and it is, frankly, lazy of members opposite to suggest that we don't stand with those small businesses who are suffering, and to suggest that we don't want to help them. We want to help them and we have offered constructive alternative ways in which the State could do that. But we do not think that it is justified to intervene into the sanctity of private contract, to do so retrospectively, to play to the Julie Anne Genters of this world, who would have New Zealanders believe that business, in and of itself, is a corrupt endeavour. We do not stand for that here. On this side of the House, we believe in commercial enterprise, we believe in contract, and we believe this clause is wrong.