And this bill is a classic ballot stuffer. It's a bill that Chris Hipkins has dreamt up in Opposition 10 years ago—and then, by the way, he took out of the ballot for quite a long time, probably because he one day picked it up and looked at it and went, "Well, actually, I'm a serious political figure, and I want to be a frontbench Minister in the next Labour Government. Is it really a good idea to put to my name a bill that requires the appointment of plain language officers and, without any enforcement mechanism whatsoever, says that a whole swath of the Public Service have to issue six-monthly reports to the Public Service Commissioner on whether or not they're using plain language or not, and requires training to staff on plain language and all sorts of other stupid, waste of time, jobs-worthy ideas?" So Chris Hipkins said, "Actually, I think I'll just take a rain check on this one. I'll put this one in the bottom drawer and, when we get into Government and I'm on the front bench, some poor sap backbencher is going to end up with this bill."