I spoke to the Minister 2½ years ago, and I said National was up to working cooperatively on sensible electoral law changes. He has not chosen to pick up the phone once. He has not chosen to have a single telephone conversation with me once. I simply say to the Minister in the chair: that door remains open. And I'll give him another commitment: if National is the Government, which is a better chance than not after September, a National Government will maintain the strong tradition that we did during the Key-English years, treating electoral law with the respect that it deserves, developing electoral law proposals on a cross-party basis, because, actually, the democracy of New Zealand, the integrity of our elections, requires that we treat electoral law with that sort of respect, so that New Zealand indeed can say that it is the proudest little democracy in the world.