Secondly, we have a Michael Wood "special" saying, "Oh, because people who own property in different council areas get to vote in each, one person, one vote doesn't apply." The silly and irrelevant discussion, which is New Zealanders only get one vote per election. And, if anybody, including Ngāi Tahu members who might own multiple properties—all get access to vote in different elections. That law applies to everybody in this country, and that is the point. So we give clear warning. [Interruption] Thank you. Thank you very much for the commentary. We give clear warning that this bill is being passed against the strong opposition of the National Party. We will repeal this Act if we are lucky to be elected at the next election. We assert two principles that are important to our democracy. That is, equal voting rights for all New Zealanders, and accountability at the ballot box. We think they are important. They are part of what makes this country precious. They are part of what makes this a successful modern economy, and those two principles are important. And if we get a chance to repeal it, some will complain that we are taking something away from somebody when we repeal this legislation.