The final thing they say is, "Well, this bill, it offends against the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act.", as if the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act is some sort of religion we have to follow with the Pope being "Saint Geoffrey Palmer II". "It's a religion. We have to follow it. We just can't ever do anything. Parliament can never pass a law if there's a New Zealand Bill of Rights Act issue in it." Here's the problem with that: the Labour Party is exceptionally venal and acts exceptionally conveniently when it comes to that argument, because right now at the Justice Committee we've got a hate speech law, we've got a conversion practices law, we've got several other laws that Kris Faafoi's come to this House on and spoken on that grossly offend the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. It's all too convenient to come down here and give us that sort of conversation. 