The third is something we haven't really canvassed in this debate, which is that there are two ways in New Zealand that we participate in political decision-making, if you're your average Joe. One is to give a party donation, because parties need to be able to advertise and they need to be able to run big election campaigns. But the second one is volunteering. By going out and knocking on doors, by getting on the phone for your preferred candidate, you do make a difference in our electoral system. That is always disclosed. You're doing that with your face. You're doing that with your name. You're doing it with your voice on the phone when you say, "Kia ora, it's Arena Williams. I'm here and I'm campaigning for my candidate because I reckon she's giving us a good go." All people who volunteer and do that are participating in a political system. Their names are known. Their identities are known.