My colleague Gerry Brownlee, who I'm actually—very ably, I might add—stepping in for right now; he was supposed to be taking this call. He said to this House in 2019 that it is a local bill that is trying to make changes that would be included in primary legislation. Despite all of the very emotional rhetoric and mud being slung over the House this afternoon, that is the reason that we are objecting to this. It is a bad bill. The Labour Party actually should have paid attention to Mr Brownlee back then, because it would not have set it on a course to make the same mistake that it's about to make today.