Similarly, we rely on those figures to understand how many of the New Zealand population at that moment in time might be said to be belonging to one roll or the other, such that we can have a number of Māori seats and have the remainder being general—that reflects that. So that's the integrity of that system, and by saying that the bill doesn't maintain that integrity, I don't mean that in an ugly way, but it would be a departure from that logical basis on which the arrangements are currently made, along with the other calculations that go into the mix in terms of the number of geographical seats versus list seats, and so forth. 