But there are two parts of this legislation that most certainly did deserve a much greater debate and consultation than they've had, and indeed the ACT Party believes should never have been introduced to this House and should never have been passed. The two parts of this legislation that we are absolutely opposed to on principle are: the Government's ability to delay local body elections. Well, most local body elections are done by postal voting and you think about this: this is the Government that just two months ago said this Parliament can operate by Zoom. That was the big idea. We were all going to come together by Zoom, and that was going to be enough democracy for the whole of New Zealand. We were going to ask questions, pass laws, raise taxes off people, spend the money—all of that, according to this Government, was going to be done by Zoom. Now they're telling us that under COVID conditions it is too hard to have a local body election, which, by the way, is all done by postal ballot. Now someone might ask: if you can have a Parliament by Zoom why do you have to delay a local body election by postal ballot? It's not as though—