DAVID SEYMOUR: No, no. I certainly won't talk about that. We should actually talk about the shortening of this select committee, because it is, I think, increasingly relevant to democracy, not only in New Zealand but around the world, that we are seeing less and less respect for democratic processes. When this bill goes before a select committee, it's not being examined by the half a dozen or a dozen members of a particular select committee, the Health Committee in this instance; it's actually being examined by them on behalf of the citizens who elected them. The right to elect somebody, to speak for you, into a Parliament is something that half the world's never had and that the other half has had to fight for desperately, and we throw it away at our peril.