But I want to respond to some of the things that the Hon Willie Jackson said before he departed from the House. Mr Jackson has illustrated the problem with this approach. If the Government proposes to allocate some rights to special classes of people because of who their grandparents were or because of their lineage, that takes us back thousands of years, back to the feudal history that New Zealanders who came here by sailing ship, by steamship, and, more recently, by aeroplane left behind in the countries that they left to come to New Zealand for a better life. And for the benefit of those members who support this bill, I want to bring that back to why we're here. It's to make a better New Zealand. We won't achieve that by allocating special rights to special classes of people. That is a form of feudalism.