One of the things that has underpinned our parliamentary system over 180-odd years is the fact that electoral law reform has generally had two very important characteristics: (a) it is carefully thought through after consultation, and (b) it's largely bipartisan. Not always—we don't always agree. What we have at the moment is a very piecemeal approach to electoral law reform. This is the second—well, this is the first bill, but we had an announcement earlier this week on donations transparency, and now we're doing Māori electoral roll changes. We've got a number of other things in the pipeline. 