I want to turn—Tracey Martin mentioned the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, and I think it is worth just sort of mentioning a few things. The New Zealand Bill of Rights Act guarantees to every New Zealand citizen the right to enter New Zealand—that's section 18(2). It doesn't say "the right to enter New Zealand if you pay a $3,000 fee." It also says that New Zealanders have the right not to be subject to torture. It doesn't say that "you have the right not to be subject to torture if you pay a $3,000 fee." It says that we have the right to freedom of expression. It does not say "you have the right to freedom of expression if you pay a $3,000 fee." It says "the right of peaceful assembly", not "the right of peaceful assembly if you pay a $3,000 fee". 