We heard from the Hon James Shaw that this bill was aimed at the Labour list MPs. Now, I'm very proud to be a Labour list MP and I believe I'm the first to speak on this bill as a Labour list MP. All the others—they won all their seats and I'm so happy to be speaking against this bill and in favour of what is already the amended Act. There is the risk with this MMP environment that we're in that MPs will not be held accountable for their manifestos that they were elected on. And as we've heard from so many of the eloquent speeches before me, the proportionality of how people voted is of utmost importance. This—the amended Act, not the bill in front of us—provides a check and balance to ensure that we, particularly list MPs, are accountable. This is because people vote for the party and like many of us—well, everybody here obviously campaigned in the last election, and what a wonderful experience that was. 