Well, I'm sorry, but, actually, our democracy—sometimes people have different perspectives in our democracy. Sometimes people disagree. Sometimes people disagree very passionately in our democracy, and that's part of what it is to live in a free and democratic society—a liberal democracy. I might not agree with you but I can still sit here and we can discuss it and we can debate it, and sometimes it will be quite hot and it will be very excitable and it will be tough, but we should have those discussions. But, no, the Government has decided that we're going to label those discussions as "community division", because this Government would rather divide, and divide New Zealanders, rather than actually allow New Zealanders to have their say in a free and democratic society.