Let me just say, this is not just a small amendment that you're making; this SOP is quite substantive. Clause 2 in here states: "(1)(a) means of a referendum held on [a] polling day … (b) includes any fresh referendum required to be held if the High Court, on a petition, declares the referendum under paragraph (a) to be void." You've made it very specific and very clear in your explanatory note: "If the majority of electors voting at a referendum do not agree that the Bill should come into force, this Bill [will be] repealed." You've been very specific, you've been very detailed, so my challenge to you, Mr Darroch Ball and to New Zealand First: if you're going to stand on principle, then be principled the other way. If the SOP does not come through in your direction, then vote against the bill. Why? Because that's the principle that you've spoken in this House on.