Also, interestingly, which is all fresh in our minds, is just in the last Parliament—you know, the irony escaped absolutely no one. After National opposed so strongly the Electoral (Integrity) Amendment Bill in 2018, they're the ones that probably would have befitted from it the most as a result of Jami-Lee Ross. I can only imagine that Simon Bridges' fingers would have just been itching to whack that waka-jumping button, and maybe the benches opposite would have looked quite different if he had have done so. But, instead, they chose to bear the slings and arrows from their ex-member who remained in the House, arguably, at the expense of productive debates on topics that really mattered to New Zealanders. 