Now, the provisions that are being made by this amendment, in terms of speaking on a ministerial statement, I think are very sensible. They mean that, with the minimal distortion of proportionality, the Māori Party will be able to speak on ministerial statements—not so the provisions that are being made for the Prime Minister's and Budget statements. Those changes, under this motion—what they will mean—are that the Māori Party, which already gets to speak, will be given additional speaking time, and so it actually goes further than it needs to in distorting proportionality to give each member a say. For that reason, ACT can't support the motion. It does not balance the twin objectives of giving each party that, through the Electoral Act, is elected to this House a say in a debate but also making sure that all the people that didn't vote for that particular party get their proportional representation.