So this is why we've got, actually, a bill that should have come in as a Government bill. It comes in as a local bill and actually causes a lot more questions than answers. For Tāmati Coffey to get up today and talk about this bill when, of course, he was the sponsor of the Rotorua local bill—another local bill that actually had to be scrapped because the Attorney-General said it was discriminatory and would breach the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. And that's the problem with this approach. Then, in his defence, apparently the argument is now why the rest of caucus didn't know it was so flawed—apparently, as a process in the Labour caucus, they don't take local bills to get approved by their caucus. 