I think for them to have taken that position when they have so strongly opposed this legislation in the past to fall in behind the Government, entirely at the whim of Mr Peters is an absolute disgrace. And I think on that basis it is terribly poor of the Green Party to now decide—election year here; only a couple of months out—actually, they're going to change their stripes. I don't think it's good enough to have one set of morals and values early in a parliamentary term and then close to the election to change those stripes. It's great that we've heard that actually they're looking to support this bill—as they well should, as every party in this House should. Actually, they should never have supported its predecessor that this is repealing. And so I think it is a bit rich for the Greens to say now that they are taking the moral high ground when in reality this bill should never have had to come through in the first place. 