When countries internationally make decisions about their constitution, is it for their presidents and for their senators to decide on how they are elected? No, it is not. It is for the people to make that decision, and that is why our law says that if you want to change the system of election in a council from first past the post to single transferrable vote (STV), they say that you have to have a referendum by 5 percent of the people to be able to advance it. I don't think the members supporting this bill understand the volume of their arrogance when they say on electoral law, "We decide and we'll overrule the people."