Then I come to the practical and real provisions of principle. I'm not one that either at local or central government level believes that every decision should be made by referendum. I'm not one of those. I didn't personally believe, as much as there are strongly held opinions in this Parliament on tough questions like euthanasia, like abortion, like cannabis. My honest view is that Parliament should have the courage of its convictions and make decisions, and I do think it's a bit of a cop-out for local government when they go for referendum. But I say there is a very important distinction when we are dealing with electoral law matters.