Hon NIKKI KAYE (National—Auckland Central): Speaking to the point of order, look, I would just like to take a moment to back up the Hon Nick Smith's point, and I'd ask, Madam Chair, a very well-respected person that you are in the Parliament, with your long-serving career, just to reflect on actually the serious point that the Hon Nick Smith has made. These are institutions in which our communities have invested over long periods of time, and they are being, effectively, in our view, wiped out by this legislation. And I accept there's a debate that's going on around then where those functions transfer, but I think it is reasonable and it is fair for you to consider whether it is appropriate to then remove the ability of this Parliament to record those members that voted for each of those institutions to not exist.