GARETH HUGHES (Green): Kia ora, Madam Speaker. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou. Kia ora. I want to direct my comments to the previous speaker, David Bennett, because in my career of more than a decade, I don't know if I've heard a more embarrassing and frankly egregious contribution. He got up, and within his first words were insults, were making things up—absolutely egregious. Here we are, and the last member, which was more of a measured, actually slightly substantive, contribution, said, "Well, why aren't we here debating how we can improve people's lives?" The answer, of course, is: we are not here debating the very many things we need to do because that party decided to become legislative saboteurs and waste Parliament's time. We're here literally cleaning up a mess that they decided to play politics with something as fundamental as electoral law to try—and I don't know what they were trying: to prove a point that they were all the clever kids who would try and stymie progress? Because, frankly, it's an embarrassment. Here we are, trying to fix a mess that they caused because they would rather play games.