I'd like to cut to the chase on the purpose. We've talked a lot about the purpose of this bill, but I want to get into the background of it and actually ask what it is we're doing. The sponsor of the bill said before that the result of this bill will not apply anywhere else in the country. But my question to the member is: is this bill going to create a precedent that will be rolled out across the country, and is this particular piece of legislation the test case for that? The reason I ask that is because of a quote from Willie Jackson, when he was on Q+A not too long ago, telling the people of this country that the nature of democracy has changed. Now, if the nature of democracy has changed, stand up and tell the country, because they have a right to know if the democracy in this country is being changed. And if this is test case No. 1, get up and deny it, Willie Jackson; get up and deny it. We've already seen the Labour Government back up on the Rotorua bill. Is the Labour Government going to have the wherewithal to back up on this bill as well, because this is changing the democracy in this country. I believe that if Jacinda Ardern and her Ministers no longer think that New Zealanders should have equal voting rights, then simply say so and be open and honest with the country, rather than this slippery slide of changing democracy by stealth.