Some of the benefits of having that trust is, obviously, like I said before, the willingness to vote, promotion of public legitimacy, support for bipartisan compromises, and support for programmes. There are many benefits that we often take for granted. But if we lose that trust, if the people of New Zealand lose trust, whether they're taxpayers or whether they're ratepayers, if they lose trust in those people that they've elected, we're on a slope that will end in a very dark place for our country on pretty much every level that you can imagine. So it's important that we continue to uphold these principles and our knowledge, again, in the bill. 