Secondly, I want to get some clarity around our constitutional position. We heard in the House—the Minister said today that he was all in favour of equal suffrage, that every New Zealander should have equal voting rights. And yet his Government, the Labour Government with the Greens, voted for the Rotorua District Council (Representation Arrangements) Bill, which undermines and deviates from the idea of equal suffrage. So no wonder people are confused. He says he's for it; his party votes against it, and then the sponsor of the bill, Tāmati Coffey, even after the Attorney-General comes along and says it breaches the Bill of Rights and it is discriminatory, today says he still hasn't withdrawn the bill. He thinks he can change it somehow. But the only purpose of the Rotorua bill is to drop or deviate away from the idea of equal suffrage, otherwise there would be no point for the bill. So I tried to get some clarity from the Minister on actually whether he genuinely does support equal voting rights for all New Zealanders. 