So it is that we examine the principle involved. We've had the example, as outlined, I think, by the Hon Dr Nick Smith, of the Northland by-election in which Mr Peters gained that seat—only briefly, mind; but that's been a pattern over the years too. He gained that seat in contravention of the principle that he would hold and delay the bill that the Government brought to the House. He went against that principle by saying that he wanted to represent the people of that seat despite the electoral result at the previous general election, and yet that's the basis, supposedly, of this whole regime that was brought in by the Government at the start of this term.