Now, this particular bill, obviously repealing the waka-jumping bill, is about demonstrating the importance, the independence of members within this House. And I think it was incredibly rich for the Greens to get up and try and take the moral high ground and say that, no, we shouldn't be bringing other members into it. We shouldn't be talking about disrupting proportionality. Actually, we are here as members of Parliament to do what we have been elected for by our constituents, and for the Green Party to get up and say now that maybe they're going to change their values because they changed them last time—we're not quite sure; they're chopping and changing this election year, so I guess perhaps we'll see—it is an absolute disgrace. 