If one was to just quickly analyse the speeches that have been given thus far, we know this: the National Party's opposing the bill because they weren't consulted in the writing of it. We know this—that the National Party is in agreeance with the amendments that have been made during the select committee process, which they participated in, and they're happy for them to proceed, although they're going to vote against them, OK? We know that the National Party is opposing this bill because in their eyes, their thinking, they believe that this is potentially Labour rejigging to give themselves some sort of electoral advantage because it will allow people who haven't bothered to enrol to enrol on the last day. And it might allow Labour campaigners to rush around in a van, pick up all these people, and get them to the polling booth where they can enrol and vote. 