I have to say I was very struck by the very thoughtful submission of Andrew Wilks, who said that these types of constitutional changes should be done in a careful, considered, and measured way so that they stick. And he went on to reference Dame Whina Cooper's hīkoi, and he made an insightful observation that if you run, you lose the old people; if you walk, you can gather them all with you. That is what has happened here. The process has moved at such great speed, people have been left behind with no understanding as to why the change is actually happening, and that in itself will cause more, not less division.