Now, I'm more than relaxed about the minor changes that we supported at select committee around the supermarket voting, around making it easy for our Defence Force personnel to be able to vote, making changes that will make sensible provisions in the event that we have a civil defence emergency in the middle of an election. They are all quite reasonable. I openly acknowledge this is not the most obnoxious of the electoral reform bills that has been passed by this Government, but I do say that our democracy is one of the most precious, important things that New Zealand has. It's what makes our country a cut above most in the world. We're very proud that we are the fourth-oldest continuous democracy in the world, and our view is that electoral law needs to be treated with far more respect and far more care than by this Minister and by this Government. I just say to the Minister—