The final thing that proper lawmaking does is it actually builds cohesion and inclusiveness and unity in a community, because people feel that, actually, the law is being made in a community that includes them. Now, we heard—and I think, potentially, it should have been pulled up for bringing the House into disrepute—a member here saying that the people who submit will be racist. I don't think it helps for us, as members of Parliament, to actually attack people who want to come and submit and share their views with us. I don't think that's going to help race relations in New Zealand for anybody. 