NICOLA GRIGG (National—Selwyn): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I think this is what some might call the beginning of the end, and I'd like to make a prediction to the House this afternoon: this is the moment that historians will look back on and refer to as the beginning of the dying days of the Ardern Government. This is just the latest example of Labour riding roughshod over our precious democracy. It is using its absolute majority once again to ram through a suite of bills that are some of the most anti-democratic pieces of legislation that this country has ever seen. This bill that we're here debating this afternoon, let's be clear, was not in Labour's election manifesto. On the back of yesterday's second reading of the Canterbury Regional Council (Ngāi Tahu Representation) Bill, this is just another example of the Labour Government riding roughshod over our democracy and ignoring the voice of the people. It is the workings of a Government that is tone deaf and utterly arrogant.