There are provisions in this bill that should have come through the proper process. Since 1946, the practice of the New Zealand Parliament is that we have an inquiry by the Justice Committee into the election. Following that inquiry, where issues—many of the issues that are covered in this bill, around flexibility, around location of polling booths, are then worked up through the select committee process and then provided for in a bill. National was perfectly up to cooperating in that process. We actually support the extra flexibility around polling booths, particularly the changes of a greater use of supermarkets, making some practical changes so that that's more convenient for voters. We think that's a good thing. In fact, it was National that introduced the notion of polling booths being able to be held in supermarkets.