The problem with the poor process is that the Government is not even trying to take the New Zealand people with them and secure their buy-in to such a significant change. Fundamentally, the vast majority of the public do not understand the rationale for this legislation. They get what you're doing and how you're doing it, but the New Zealand people are none the wiser as to why this is happening. We all know people don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it. The why actually matters in this instance. And there's been no opportunity to genuinely hear the different voices and prospectus about this matter, and I think it's important with big changes like this that a Government, particularly with a big majority like this one has, backs itself and has the courage to back themselves, use their political capital, and go and win the argument with the New Zealand public. That has not happened with a shameful day-and-a-half of submissions and open-close case.