Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: Precisely. They're ramming it through, but they're also saying that—the fundamental message of this piece of legislation is, "We do not trust New Zealanders to make the right decision in a referendum." That is what this piece of legislation is saying, "We do not trust New Zealanders to make the right decision on this.", and so they've brought this legislation which says "We do not trust referendums. We will scrub that opportunity for New Zealanders to have their say, because we know best and we don't trust the instinct of New Zealanders." And the instinct of New Zealanders is—and it doesn't come as a great surprise to me. The instinct of New Zealanders on the majority is to say we actually want to be treated equally before the law, and we don't want to go down more and more a path towards treating New Zealanders differently because of who their parents are, and who their grandparents are, and who their great-great-grandparents are. These are pretty basic, and I absolutely—I absolutely—[Time expired]