So they've asked for the tools to investigate, effectively, and apply the existing law by making transparency more apparent in our electoral rules. I do note also that when I first put my strengthening democracy member's bill into the ballot last term, I was told repeatedly that electoral reform wasn't a priority because we were all waiting for some consensus around all of that. What politicking looks like is the former Government, and I think that was under the Hon Judith Collins as Justice Minister, burying reports of the Electoral Commission on strengthening MMP, ignoring findings of the Supreme Court and the Waitangi Tribunal on the need for electoral reform in specific issues. The Electoral Commission in its MMP review consulted with over 4,000 New Zealanders and experts. If you're willing to bury the outcomes of inquiries like that and expert recommendations like that, then that is the party playing politics with electoral reform. 