And we're also concerned about the consequential amendments that have the election writ day, final conclusion of the election, and the results announced being delayed by 10 days. Already we have a problem of too great a portion of the electoral cycle being consumed by election uncertainty; I already see it in the Government's eyes today that they are more concerned with re-election than getting on and governing the country, and the concern that we have is that New Zealand has a very short electoral period—three years. That period has been further shortened in my period because we have not only the election and the results of the final special votes being counted, we can have periods up to 100 days of which negotiations occur to be able to form a Government and that is just churning up an increasing proportion of the three years electoral cycle.