I think, as my Labour colleague to my left identified, that, again, at first value, trying to basically amend the Companies Act to stop financial advisers that recommend receivership, liquidation, or other forms of third party administration for a company from being appointed to subsequent roles created as a result of that advice is something that, in theory, would seek to address potential issues of corruption and just malpractice. So while we do have a code that is supposed to regulate that conduct, I think the member is expressing those concerns. I've tried to do a search online about whether other entities or bodies have raised concerns around this. And I did see Russell McVeagh, I think, had a blog post around this, raising the potential for exploring this but also noting some of the concerns from Labour. And so for us, I think, we do see merit in this bill having further discussion at the select committee stage, and broadly are supportive of the intent of this bill. So we will be supporting this bill. Kia ora.