So electors in a general election cast their two votes, but their party vote determines the proportionality aspect of the Parliament. When we look at that proportionality aspect of the Parliament, it is based on the party vote, and many members have said, "Well, what about Marilyn Waring? What about others?" A lot of these examples that have been cited tonight actually predate the 1996 MMP—mixed-member proportional—approach. MMP aims to deliver proportionality, not a first-past-the-post process. So they are two different electoral processes, and so the suggestion there is that they cannot be viewed in the same way when it comes to the question of proportionality.