Well, thank you, Mr—the member who brought this bill in has not really made the case—Rino Tirikatene. I don't recall him actually making the case for the change very strongly. But what amazes me is that the Minister of Justice, Kris Faafoi, has not said a word on all this, not interested. A very significant change to our electoral laws, and no arguments are being put forward by the Minister of Justice. You would have thought that on something as consequential as this, we might hear from the Prime Minister—nothing from her. She's happy to give speeches at Harvard, where she talks about trust in Government being important, and yet hasn't had the decency to argue the case for this bill, or even acknowledge that it exists. The inclination is to say, "Oh, it's only a local bill, nothing to do with us." Well, it is only going to pass if Labour votes for it, and they've indicated that they will already.