I can't recall a referendum where New Zealanders were consulted on this and decided that "No, no. Actually, we no longer think that all New Zealanders should be treated equally when it comes to the electoral laws of this country." I don't recall a referendum—Arena Williams—when we were asked, "Do we no longer believe that equal suffrage is a good idea and that that should be the rule of thumb in New Zealand?" No, I don't recall anybody asking me whether it's appropriate for the councillors at our local government levels or MPs should be accountable every three years at the ballot box, and whether that no longer is a good idea. So who has made the case? 