Well, let's just talk a little bit about how it works. Actually, the law—or, at least, the statutes of New Zealand—are passed by a majority of this Parliament; until such a time, they're just a bill. Now, what Kris Faafoi has just said, and what law professor Duncan Webb is trying to say, is, actually, that we shouldn't debate what's in the bill because they already know that Parliament's not going to pass that part. Well, I think that's an extraordinary admission about the approach that this Government takes to Parliament.