What this bill does is it creates a process where, if those things that are most enshrined as fundamental to us—and they have been brought into legislation like the Human Rights Act and the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act—they are actually things that we take very seriously. Not only do we do that, but this is a beautifully crafted piece of legislation because we're required to talk about it. We're actually required—the Minister is required to answer questions about it. It's a situation where there will be some thought given to the matter, perhaps after the heat and the passion of the debate has passed.