Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Look, I give credit to Mr James Shaw; that was a thoughtful speech. Not one I entirely agree with, but it did highlight the importance of this piece of legislation. The fact of the matter is that this is a piece of legislation which touches on our electoral, and therefore constitutional, framework, and it's not something that we should be changing with the changing winds and tides of electoral fortune. Certainly, we've got it on our statute book and, whilst there may come a time when we look at it in further detail as part of our overall electoral framework, now is not the time. We've got a lot to do in this Government. We've got a Budget coming, we've got an economy to strengthen, and we've got the people of New Zealand to look after, and this kind of thing is simply a distraction.