And I guess what I'm perplexed with is that Opposition members have spoken about a number of items contained within this bill to which they agree. And the thing to do in those cases is to refer the bill to select committee so that we can have that appropriate discussion at select committee. If no other bill requires it, it is a bill about our electoral process which requires that due process. There's a saying that goes "Democracy is the most faith-fuelled activity there is." And for me, if you substitute the word "trust" for the word "faith", I believe that's true: trust is the currency of the modern world, and while it can't be denied that our institutions like Parliament are the bricks, the mortar, it's really that sense of trust that people have in those systems. Trust in the space of democracy and politics is about protecting transparency, to demonstrate that there's a fair competition of ideas.