We've had questions from some members that say, "Why is this a referendum? Why are some people asking for this to be a referendum?" Well, the only question that needs to be answered, really, is the fact of why is this a personal vote to begin with? It's a personal vote because every single individual in this Chamber has a personal point of view on it; whether that be a personal belief system, whether it be a personal family history or personal experience, but it's all formed on personal life experience and moral compass, in some aspects, and belief system, in some aspects. Then you've got some people who are ignoring that altogether and having a look at this as purely something that needs to come out of the Crimes Act, and that's their argument. Now, whether either side is right or wrong, that's not what I'm up here talking about. What I'm up here and talking about is the fact that this is a personal vote, and this House demanded it be a personal vote, and why? Why not a party vote? That's the first question that I've got to ask.