But I also want to say it's bad process. Let's just go through how appalling the process has been around this jiggery-pokery by the Government parties with New Zealand's precious democracy. The first thing that occurred is that we have a longstanding convention that Government bills are consulted in electoral law with other parties. That is a convention that applies to the 1993 Electoral Act, the MMP Act. That is a convention that was consistently applied by Minister of Justice, Simon Power, by Judith Collins, and by Amy Adams, and all credit to them for having the respect of New Zealand's democracy that the governing party of the day does not get to screw the scrum on the next election and make it easier for their re-election. Zero consultation on this bill.