So there has been a real withdrawal of confidence in many people I've spoken to, unfortunately, in the business community about the present Government, and that is a concern. It has a chilling effect on the operation of businesses in our country, and that is something that we shouldn't encourage and we shouldn't see as acceptable in our system. We should be ensuring that we have a framework in which all people feel that they can have some confidence in. We should not change them without having cross-party commitment, to maintain that constitutional convention that anything that affects the electoral system needs to have bipartisan support, so that we don't get into a situation where we have parties changing the rules when they have the power. We agree that we have a robust constitutional framework where we compete against each other on an agreed playing field, where we have an agreed set of rules, that we then play robustly within those rules but we don't try and change the rules to benefit ourselves. That's a really important constitutional convention that New Zealand should maintain, and, unfortunately, this bill does reduce that confidence in that system.