Willis ScottSCOTT WILLIS (Green): Thank you Madam Chair. I'm particularly interested in Part 1. In the general policy statement it says However the Government's view is that most small businesses will not have time to search for payment data on the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment's internet site and that even if they can find it and interpret it correctly it would be unlikely to impact their decisions about who to do business with." Can the Minister please talk through or point the committee to the evidence behind this statement and can the Minister inform us which small businesses if any were consulted with to come to the view? Because we are effectively being ram-roaded through legislation to repeal something. We're getting used to it but it is a very poor way to make legislation. So I'm very interested in seeing what the Minister's instructed the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment to do to create a more user-friendly internet page for the register of information and about business practices so that small businesses and small and medium enterprises can quickly access information and intercept it without undue delay.I'm really interested in in particular: what were the stakeholder consultations that were conducted to proposing the repeal of the Business Payment Practices Act to Cabinet? What consultations were done prior to proposing this repeal to Cabinet? How were the concerns and feedback if there were any from those discussions from those consultations from businesses and other relevant parties taken into account? So I'm assuming that the Minister has done due diligence and the Minister not wanting to take 160-plus days to get some legislation done has gone out and has consulted widely with businesses the small and medium enterprises before doing such a ludicrous act as repealing something without having consulted anyone. I'm sure the Minister wouldn't have done something like that so I'd really like to hear from the Minister about all of the work that's gone in to creating or to building this repeal and who has participated and what their input has been into it.This would be helpful so we can understand that the Minister's not simply breaking stuff because the Minister likes breaking stuff but is intent on actually engaging with the community engaging with small and medium enterprises and engaging with our business communities to ensure that there is good legislation because without that we can't have faith that this Government knows anything about business. Without that we can't have faith that this Government cares about our community. Without that we can't have faith that this Government wants to see thriving communities with innovative risk-taking businesses and individuals who are willing to engage and make this place a better country.So if the Minister could come back to that: what stakeholder consultations were conducted prior to proposing the repeal of the Business Payment Practices Act to Cabinet and how were those concerns and feedback if there were any from businesses and other relevant parties taken into account? And I'll come back to those other earlier questions if the Minister would like to respond but I'll leave it there for now and hopefully hear a response."