Well, I just put it on the record that there are other elements of this bill that need scrutiny, that the Government members need to be held to account for, because this is their bill; this is what they are to be held to account for. And importantly, in being accountable, it means more than just hearing and dismissing and dispensing because it suits your kaupapa. I remind members of this House and members on the Government bench that we are here to represent the interests of our communities; not, as you see, a political agenda to secure the position that you have right now. We are to be reminded that we are here because we have been chosen by the people, and it is a privilege to do so, not to kick them for touch when it suits your political motivations—my apology, Mr Speaker—when it suits the Government's political motivation to do so, according to their will.