Now, what the National Party has demonstrated is the problems of political point-scoring and political games when it comes to electoral law. What the Green Party wants to do is clean up our electoral law, particularly our donations, and make sure that we have a robust, transparent, and fair regime. That's why we've articulated the policy of actually putting it out to the people. I think politicians have demonstrated that we shouldn't be the ones to actually make decisions that affect us. That's why we think we should go out to the citizens through a citizens' assembly—which have happened overseas, including in Canada—which have been so successful at finding solutions to intractable problems where you have some players with vested interests. So here is an example of the political game scoring, which does put people off politics. But here's a tangible, effective solution that the Parliament should adopt.