DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I rise on behalf of ACT in opposition to this Electoral Amendment Bill. I'm afraid to say that what we've heard from the Green member and the Labour members confirms everything I was concerned about with this legislation. None of them have been able to answer the simple question: why is a $5,000 declaration limit better than a $15,000 declaration limit? Because apart from some mainly administrative matters, that's what's at stake in this bill—besides one very important measure of allowing Kiwis trapped overseas due to COVID and our Government's closure of the border and various other inconveniences, allowing them to cast a vote and not be caught under the clause of having been out of the country for three years when they may not have otherwise chosen to be. We think that those people should be given dispensation to vote, but the question is: what kind of democracy are they coming back to vote in?