I remember watching for 100 days the nonsense that went on the last time New Zealand First controlled the balance of power. There was huge unease across New Zealand that the functioning of Government—I'll tell you why it matters: the Government of New Zealand spends $1.3 billion every week, $1.3 billion every week, and that money belongs to New Zealanders. We think our job as Government and parliamentarians is to be on the job looking after the interests of New Zealanders, making sure we're getting value for money and being on the job. What the bill does is, by delaying the outcome of the election by 10 days, it means for another 10 days elected representatives are twiddling their thumbs, not getting on with the business of running the country, while we wait for an election outcome. We make no apologies for saying it is a detrimental measure that it is going to take an extra 10 days for a Government to be able to be formed and for we politicians to get on with the important business of running the country. There is no question that the 10-day extension to the election outcome is consequential to the Government's change to allow same-day voting.