MARJA LUBECK (Labour): Kia orana, Mr Speaker, and thank you for the opportunity to take a call on the Electoral Amendment Bill. I think it's rather telling that the National Party makes a comment like it is against the ethos of this House to talk about transparency, and I think it's quite off to actually think that people in New Zealand are not going to like these changes to our electoral law, because if you look, in fact, at a survey that was undertaken by Victoria University in 2021, it found that almost 70 percent of the respondents indicated that they didn't have a reasonable amount of trust in party funding. So, in fact, it's hugely important work that our Minister of Justice is bringing to this House, to improve transparency around political donations and around political funding in general. So this bill will make those changes to electoral law on donations to political parties. It will strengthen our electoral law, and it will do such things, as have been spoken to already in detail by my colleague Arena Williams, as lowering thresholds at which donations have to be declared.