Now, there's two points. We don't agree with the change. Why is equal suffrage important? I mean, why did Kate Sheppard, 100 years ago, argue for equal suffrage? Why is it an assumption that people are abasing? And I would say it was pretty obvious: most people living in a democracy expect to have an equal say about who governs them and decisions affecting their lives. If you look around the world, it is something that many people aspire to and don't have access to right now. There are many countries in the world where people don't have an equal say in who governs them, and they are worse for it. And they look to democracies like ours and they wish they could have it. Why is accountability important? Well, again, please show me a country in the world where the rulers of a country are not accountable at the ballot box which works well. Please show me an example, and I will be interested to see it.