Now, we were asked by the previous speaker to reflect on a bit of history here, and I'd like to do that from the perspective of the Green Party. Because the sort of faux concern that I've had from members of the National Party about this, about the state of our principles, I think, bears some correction. The Green Party has obviously long opposed this kind of legislation, and Dr Smith did mention Rod Donald, former co-leader of the Green Party, when he said that he thought that was the most "Draconian, obnoxious, antidemocratic, insulting piece of legislation ever inflicted on this Parliament, and that it would turn MPs into robots"—those are the words of Rod Donald. Now, I would say that perhaps there are more Draconian, more obnoxious, more antidemocratic, and more insulting pieces of legislation that have passed through this House over time, and I would say that MPs have turned into robots well before the party-hopping legislation came to pass, but I agree with the gist of what it was that Rod Donald said. It is an obnoxious, antidemocratic piece of legislation, and it does deserve repealing. 