This particular law is an absolute abomination. It is introduced by a Labour Party to be passed, having won one election, to change the rules for the next one. People at home may wonder what's wrong with that. Well, what's wrong with that is that traditionally, in New Zealand, we have had both sides of the House come together and agree about what the electoral laws should be, and, for really big changes such as the shift to the MMP voting system, ask the people in a referendum. Once this Parliament starts a tradition where one side comes in and changes the law without consulting or getting the agreement or consensus of the other, then we find ourselves with a political system that would be a lot more familiar to Americans, a lot more familiar to people who live in a political system where one side literally gets to change the electoral boundaries to their advantage when they win power. The other side, when it gets in, tries to change them back, but often doesn't because the playing field is already tilted against them. That is how you have people losing faith in an electoral system.