Look, this constitutional anaemia that we have means that we have some of the most erratic lawmaking. Our policy is generally good, on average, but it also changes more rapidly than we would expect than other parts of the world. That, I think, is a real problem for people who are trying to invest, who are trying to plan their futures, and who are trying to make the most of their lives because they can't be sure when this Parliament that is so powerful and so unrestrained by any constitution or Upper House or sub-national government can change the rules of the game so rapidly. In that context, I think anything that develops some basic rights of citizens is a very welcome development. Of course, our young small nation is gradually evolving those restraints.