But that aside, I still think the fundamental point of this bill, which is ensuring that Parliament, having kept for itself the ability to pass laws and not have them struck down by the courts in that relation, which is an assertion of parliamentary supremacy when it comes to law making. Having done that, I don't think it is unreasonable if the courts were to declare that it was inconsistent with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act to go through a process, such as outlined in this bill, where the Parliament has to stand up, own it, justify it, or, if they're of a mind to, change it. But they can't just shrug it off and ignore it. I think that's appropriate. On that basis, we support this bill.