And what are those responses? It's the tired, old emotive "This is hurting me more than it hurts you." And speeches throughout this day, as we've rushed it through Parliament—or, rather, the Government has—have been very much that moralising: "This bill, this enormous power we're giving—this hurts us. We don't really want it, but it hurts us to take it. But we know it's hurting you, too. But, you know, just accept that." That is wrong. New Zealanders need to be treated as adults. I want to put this warning out, because history is very clear about this: you treat adults in a democracy responsibly. You allow them proportionally to take back their lives. Because I put this warning there now: if we don't give it to them, they'll take it back.