Equally bad is that this bill is being rushed through all stages in one day. We've had no opportunity for public input at all, and now, with a heavily truncated process, we're pushing this bill through Parliament with less scrutiny than I think electoral law should allow for. Certainly, when it comes to electoral law, Andrew Little has said it's the fundamental part of our democracy, and yet we're ramming through all stages in this House a bill that violates that. That's a shame, because, as Andrew Little pointed out when he was in Opposition, electoral law changes shouldn't be rushed through in a process like this. It shouldn't be going through urgency. It certainly shouldn't be going through urgency in all stages in one day. The Greens themselves have actually said that as well. They consistently in Opposition railed against the use of urgency and said it should be avoided at all costs, and yet here we are. Now that Mr Little and the Greens are both in Government, those ideals seem to have gone out the window, and we see them rushing through electoral law changes—probably amongst the last dozen or so bills that were passed by this Parliament, being rushed through before the election. 