We know they're giving the committee five days, so it'll have to be less than that. Actually, I don't think anybody will be making a submission between now and midnight, so by the time you take the remaining days of this week, we're really talking about—if they're lucky, they might get a day and a half. Is there any member of this House who would put hand on heart and say that full public participation is met by giving electors less than a couple of days? [The Hon Willie Jackson holds up two fingers] Well, at least I have an answer—I give Willie a credit. He's going to give two days. Two days, Willie, is the amount of time that New Zealanders will have to make submissions on this bill. Could one of those Labour members opposite tell me whether they think that giving two days for submissions meets your manifesto commitment of enabling full public participation in the decision making on the very core of our democracy and how their local council is elected? 