I'm also noting that we have had inconsistencies over two life issues at the moment where referenda are being pushed—paddled about, if you will—as conveniences. I don't intend to relitigate the end of life choice, and I've always said there is a distinction around the euthanasia and abortion debates. But a referendum was voted through on euthanasia for the simple reason that it was the only way, it seemed, to get it through, and people compromised their principles left, right, and centre to let that through. Tonight, there's a hint that the referendum is not going to make a difference. People are more than happy to capitulate their views on referenda—"Oh no, no, no, we're not going to have one on this occasion." So I would certainty put out to the people who are watching and listening to look at who voted for the euthanasia referendum and then look at who votes against a referendum here, and note the galling, galling inconsistencies. 