So what this rushed process is doing—and I think members in the Government benches should really think about this—by legislating at such a rapid rate is they are creating a system where people who retain the best lawyers and the best lobbyists and the best consultants have a chance of influencing the outcome. The average person, who's proud to be a New Zealander, who's grateful we live in a democracy, who is grateful to live in a country where we each get to send our representative to this House, where each of us is asked and has the opportunity to comment on legislation it makes—they're not going to have a show. They're not prepared. They haven't read the Cabinet papers. They haven't read the legislation. Most people didn't know this was happening, and why should they, with their busy lives? But the highly paid lawyers and lobbyists retained by the rich did.