JAMIE STRANGE: There we go. One of the members has claimed another member or members that—it was certainly a long time ago. In fifth century Greece, 500 people were chosen each year to serve in the Government for one year. So, basically, 500 people were randomly, I believe, chosen to be the elected representatives and, after 12 months, those people were removed from office and another 500 were chosen. I see some nods from the members who certainly know about this. It's interesting because our democratic philosophy comes from Greece, and it's important that we don't take our democracy for granted. We must value it. We must continue to value it. We only have to look at other countries around the world who don't share our views to see what, I'm sure, most would agree, is some of the negative side effects of not having a well-functioning democracy. So this bill will play a further role in strengthening and protecting our democracy. And just a second quote on that topic by G N Briggs quite a long time ago, 1644, who said "Public office is a public trust created for the benefit of the whole people and not for the benefit of those who may fill them." Very accurate words and words for all of us who have been elected here to continue to reflect on as we serve the people of New Zealand. 