Well, I wanted to hear that Mr Shaw would use the waka-jumping provisions in the circumstances he described as "all that trouble". I hope he would expel someone in his caucus who abused their power, who hurt their staff, who hurt their colleagues. I'm talking here about the most intimate kinds of abuse of power that, thanks to the Francis report, we know happen in here all the time. No amount of commitment to liberal values makes any member immune. It's important to me that Mr Shaw can look at those young women in his own party who aspire to be MPs in Parliament who are staffers and say that, if they were on the receiving end of that kind of abuse of power, he would act and not wait for his party to weigh up their options in the context of the politics of the day, because who knows what the political context will be? This stuff happens when the stakes are high. And, if we repeal the waka-jumping provisions, the party will never be the loser, and it's unlikely that Mr Shaw would be the loser. But what about me, and what about those women?