We have a Justice Committee review of elections every year. We, apparently, have a much larger review of electoral law going on right now, and what surprises me is that we're not actually taking a more measured approach to the connection between all of the changes that the Government wants to do. It's being drip-fed out, one by one by one, and that is poor policy. It's not bipartisan. It's not with the level of consultation that I think these sorts of reforms should have. Yes, certain Māori stakeholders and academics have been consulted, according to the departmental disclosure statement, but I think this is a bit more important and requires a broader stakeholder engagement process than that, and I hope we get that through the select committee process. As my colleague and friend Mr Penk has said, while we oppose this bill at first reading, that will not detract from our contribution to a really important and meaningful conversation that should take place about, actually, whether this is even necessary. 