Most of the parties that operate in this place operate in a democratic fashion. You have your caucuses, you come to a position democratically, and you walk out of that caucus, whether or not you supported the position, but you adopt the position. As a member of that caucus, you have the responsibility and, in fact, the privilege of electing your leader and electing your deputy leader and electing your whips, but that's not how the New Zealand First Party wants to operate. So the inability of Mr Peters in the past to control his caucus is what this legislation is about, and I don't think that is right. I think that impinges on the very human right of an elected representative. 