I'm going to say something about what I think this implies in respect of how far the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act itself should reach. I know there are some people who would say that we should put social rights like a right to housing, for example, or a right to an income level, or environmental rights like climate change, etc., into a bill of rights framework. I don't believe we should, and I think we should remember that if we were to do that with this legislative framework in place and the courts were to make a declaration of non-compliance, we would be inviting them into an increasingly political space where there are value judgments to be made, including as to the allocation of resources and the tension between different issues that are perhaps better judged in this House than by the courts. So for that reason, I'm not someone that wants to extend the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act to those issues. Though there may be other legislative instruments that can protect those issues in better ways than they currently are, I would not favour them being put into the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act because it would invite the courts too far into our territory.