The suggestion is that the Treaty of Waitangi demands this. Well, it is our view, on this side of the House, that the Treaty of Waitangi does not trump democracy, and the country hasn't decided that, and so, ultimately, what is being pushed here is, I think, a very divisive agenda which is pitting one group of New Zealanders against the others. They'll say we're being divisive by opposing it. This is not something that we have put forward; it is something that the Government has put forward. They haven't argued for it, and they haven't made a case for it. They are making a significant change to our democracy without asking New Zealanders first.