This is a serious matter of conscience to the nation, Mr Alfred Ngaro. It is not your preserve to stand up and tell all of New Zealand that you are right and they are wrong. Every New Zealander of voting age has a right to have a say on this matter. We would go so far as to say there is no longer—for all of those National Party MPs I've heard touting the benefits of electronic voting, it totally undermines one's argument, because if one can have electronic voting for a general election, then what is wrong with giving the people of New Zealand a say on conscience matters? Why should it remain the privilege of 120 New Zealanders to determine this once and for all?