Now, if an MP had won an electoral seat and runs again as an independent, there will be a need for the people to vote those MPs back in again to finish their term, and there, again, is where the taxpayer funding comes in. From what I have observed, the public have been pretty good at voting out the people who don't serve their expectations. What should concern both constituents and members alike is that we are on notice, really, to be careful about what we say and what we think when our constituents are wanting us to tell the House what we really do think. Divulging what you think, even if it goes against party lines, would be dangerous, because you could find yourself ejected from the House for doing so—ejected from Parliament, ejected from your position as a representative for the people. It's not a problem for ACT, Dr Duncan Webb; we're encouraged to say what we think. We're encouraged to have honest conversations. We work through ideas. We work through our positions. We are a diverse bunch of real, genuine people who come here to represent the people of our community in New Zealand. And we are taught to think this way. We are taught to speak our views, because we have a great leader here, who has made sure that we have the ability to do that and to do it safely. 