TANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Noa'ia 'e Mḁuri. Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's my pleasure to rise to take a call on the Electoral (Integrity Repeal) Amendment Bill. I guess I'd like to start by saying that this evening we have, in this House, heard passionate pleas from the former member for Nelson and the former member for Hutt South. And with an Opposition in a state of disunity and disarray, their concerns relating, perhaps, for list members, to the longevity of those—[Interruption] Oh, and we have the other list member Maureen Pugh; we can add that one to the list as well. Anyone else, perhaps? No, they're silent when that question is put to them. But what I would say is perhaps there is more than just an ounce of self interest in their approach in terms of being in strong for this particular bill.