Hon JAMES SHAW: Oh, I'm pleased to hear that, Dr Smith. I do note that when they went through all of that trouble with Jami-Lee Ross, they didn't exercise the opportunity to use this legislation. I don't know about ACT or Te Paati Māori; the only party who support this is the Labour Party. Now, this has gone from being Winston Peters and New Zealand First's piece of legislation to the Labour Party's legislation, supported only by the Labour Party—and it is the only party that is committed to being able to use it. So the Labour Party MPs who are voting for this bill tonight need to know this legislation is aimed at you. You are the only MPs who are at risk of being thrown out by your party leadership if you fail to toe the line, because the other parties who do not support this have committed to not using the clauses in this piece of legislation.