ARENA WILLIAMS (Labour—Manurewa): E te Pīka, tēnā koe. It's a pleasure to take a brief call on this bill, and I thank the member David Seymour for bringing it to the House, but it is a bill that Labour opposes, and I'd like to talk about the reasons for that. But first, let me give you some context about why I care about this bill. I think New Zealand's democracy is something that we are all very, very proud of. In the same way that we look at our sporting heroes in the Olympics and draw an extraordinary amount of pride on an international scale, we too look to our democracy—it's fast, it's nimble, it's inclusive, it's representative—and say that's something that we can be proud of as New Zealanders.