What they're saying about this Parliament is that, actually, it doesn't matter what anybody else voted for—if you didn't vote for one of them, then it doesn't matter; your voice doesn't count. It doesn't matter what Parliament debates and what it decides, because we've already decided what the law is. Now, that's an interesting model of governance, and there's certainly countries around the world where that's a legitimate thing for a Minister to say, because in their particular political system, it's certainly true that the parliamentarians are just a rubber stamp.