SIMEON BROWN: Exactly—not on electoral law, and something which is to do with democracy. So the justification that we were given by the Minister on why retrospectivity in this case is justified is because it avoids community division. Well, this is the redefinition of democracy—it's now called "community division". I find that absolutely astounding—that we've had a Minister come down here, on to the floor of this Chamber, and try to redefine democracy as community division. And the reason and the rationale for passing legislation through this Parliament, which retrospectively takes away the rights of New Zealanders to use what the law says—they can put forward a petition and have a referendum, a democratic referendum, and they've renamed that as "community division". I think that New Zealanders watching at home—and I know there are many New Zealanders watching at home—will be very, very shocked that that is how this Government treats them and their democratic rights under the law. 