This bill, with the amendments recommended, would, as I've said, be a fit-for-purpose bill, and given the urgency, I ask Labour to pass it in this House—given that, as I understand it, they are not going to. Actually, the only reason I can see for them not to—certainly the primary reason that I can see for Labour not to pass this law—and I regret to say this, has to be politics and playing politics. And I say, actually, New Zealanders—many New Zealanders—have had a job done on them, where they think that Jacinda Ardern's Labour Government actually doesn't do politics. They're holier than thou; everything's nice! It's a very political Government, and it's, basically, only politics that will see this law that everyone should be behind defeated today in this Parliament. I say that with sorrow, because there's no primary, big reason that I can see why the Labour members wouldn't vote for this bill, given they're going to do substantially the same thing at a later time but don't want to see the fine member Simeon Brown get the credit for it. I note, actually, just in that regard, in the remaining minutes, they wouldn't give full police advice to the committee. They want to pass their own law, they say they support this, but they wouldn't actually be involved with finding the answer in this bill.