As Dr Smith noted in his opening contribution, it was also because the Government parties refused to allow the committee to inquire into the scandal that is now becoming a matter of considerable public interest, and that is the Serious Fraud Office's declaration that they will be looking into the New Zealand First donations, because that is a very serious matter. I reiterate the call that members of the National Party have been making in recent days, that it is absolutely essential that that inquiry should be concluded and its findings be made public well before this year's general election. The Electoral Commission says that the New Zealand First Party broke the law, and yet the Labour Party, with the Minister of Justice sitting here, and presumably the Greens—although I acknowledge that they're not members of that committee—agreed that the inquiry shouldn't look into those serious matters. Well, this Government is defying, as I say, longstanding constitutional convention that electoral law changes are made on a cross-party basis following that triennial Justice Committee inquiry.