Now, we in New Zealand are here to decide our own constitutional and electoral future, and the fact of the matter is—and Mr Bishop dismissed it out of hand, but it's a really, really important point. It's how we express our voting system to all of New Zealand. It's pretty simple: the party who gets the most votes gets the most seats, and to not have this Act, to not have this piece of legislation, would do away with that principle. To suggest that a member can of their own volition upset the proportionality of Parliament is to put in the hands of an individual the destiny of our nation, and that's wrong.