Here's what we don't want: we don't want MPs to be afraid of saying so because they think their party leader might kick them out. We want MPs to debate things robustly, and that's the point Dr Smith made about free speech. This is the home of free speech. The Bill of Rights 1688 and the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 affirm that. People have gone into battle and fought for New Zealand and fought for those rights. We owe it to their legacy and we owe it to the history of this Parliament and the institution of the Parliament to make sure that people can sometimes divorce themselves from the party line. That will not be the case with this law in our statute book. When National gets back into Government, we will repeal it immediately. 