But I do want to make the point that, sometimes, reaching a position on a bill is very challenging. It's not as if you just think, "OK, well, the Government is going to put this up, so we'll say the opposite," Life is seldom that simple, and it's particularly challenging sometimes when the options on both sides of the argument contain many unappealing features. I'd like to think that all members of this House would have grave concerns about any measure that, effectively—and very significantly—curtails the civil liberties of New Zealanders, and that, of course, is a key feature of this.