I read through all of the Hansards of the first reading, the second reading, and the third reading as this legislation passed through the House in 2018, and one of the spurious arguments advanced by the Hon Andrew Little and by the New Zealand First representative—I think it was Darroch Ball that spoke in most of the debates—was that this legislation was all about protecting the proportionality that the voters delivered at the start of an electoral term. Well, if you really believe that argument, Winston Peters, why did you then contest the Northland by-election in 2015 and go out of your way—and successfully—to defeat the proportionality that had been delivered by the voters of New Zealand in 2014? And there was no answer to that. 