The last point I want to make is about precedent. We're a country without a constitution. We don't have a second House of Parliament. The long-established convention has been that Governments need to show extra restraint about changes in the electoral law. In fact, I've presented a view that says that the entire Electoral Act should be entrenched, requiring a super majority for change because we don't have those other constitutional checks. At least previous Governments have observed the process around such bills and ensuring cross-party consultation and ensuring a full select committee process. This Government with this motion is setting very poor precedent, and they're saying that it's now fair game to change electoral laws on a narrow majority, and in a mad hurry closing off public submissions, and on a fast track process.