Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: I support it, but the issue is what happens is in the meantime, there will be a whole number of local bodies which will adopt these separate seats for one ethnic group—Māori in New Zealand—and they'll do it without a referendum, so the people will not get an opportunity to have their say on it. Then that'll be kind of permanent, and so we'll have this very significant constitutional change in our country happening on a substantial scale, and there's a whole bunch of members, local body politicians, who think this is a great idea where their voters seem—a large majority of the examples so far have shown that they don't like this as a proposition. So you'll have this so-called short-term fix bill come in, without proper process, in a rush, under urgency, against what was promised in the manifesto, and then over the next year or so, a whole bunch of separate seats based on ethnicity will be put into our local body electorate.