I've had, as I said, the opportunity to look through the first reading contributions, and I note, actually, that my colleague the Hon Peeni Henare made it very clear at first reading that many people—actually, not many; all people—have an element of choice when it comes to being here in New Zealand and whether they support a political party, whether they choose to join a political party or not, whether they choose to seek candidacy for a political party as well. Each party's process, we know, will differ, and that's over to each of them, but there remains that element of choice. When people stand as a candidate for a political party in this country, they go to the electors, to the voters, with a very clear intention: to deliver the policy platform that they are campaigning on.