So to be here on 23 November, debating legislation under urgency that will have a significant impact on New Zealanders' rights and freedoms with zero opportunity for the public to be involved, is quite abhorrent. That is why the Opposition will be ensuring that the voices of the public are brought into this Parliament, if not by the Government—who, in many peoples' view, the fact that it is the first majority Government ever places a higher bar of responsibility on ensuring that power isn't abused. And in legislation like we are debating today, there is a serious obligation—one that in my view, and the view of the public, the Labour Government is not discharging with any form of responsibility.