SIMON O'CONNOR: —are actually—and, actually, someone yells out from the other side, "Where's the scrum?", and that sums up the left wing. They don't actually want any scrum. They don't want a game. They just want to win at all costs—at all costs. And the thing about donations is, yes, there are limits in place. If people are giving enormous amounts of money, we do want to know, and New Zealand's electoral law is already sufficient in this space. But what the left want is to, basically, name and shame every person who gives money or time that opposes them. And we have already seen that more in the cultural areas where if someone stands up and gives an opinion which is different to this Labour Government, they are harassed, they are bullied; the twitterati, the commentariat hoe into them. Be under no illusions that when these rules come into play, Labour and its stalwarts and its mates will hoe into those New Zealanders who dare to give money to any party other than the Labour Party. They probably won't mind about the hundreds of thousands of dollars given to the Green Party, but anyone on the right, particularly in the likes of National—who will, predominantly, actually receive lots of little donations—they are more than happy to track these people down. As I say, they are going to bully and harass them, and, fundamentally—fundamentally—we end up with a series of rights. 