What we've heard from a former National Party leader—that was the Hon Simon Bridges last term when he was asked about political donations before that party got in trouble itself and was investigated by the Serious Fraud Office for its acts around accepting possibly foreign political donations in circumstances where that investigation was necessitated. Before that, when he spoke about the need for limits on political donations, limits to curtail interference by big money in our democracy, he said, "Well, that's a free speech issue." Imagine thinking that rights like the freedom of speech, let alone democracy, should be up for sale to the highest bidder. That is the ethos that has hindered electoral reform in this House, through successive Governments, because it favours the big parties. And we do know—we do know—that, of the $1.4 million in donations that the National Party accepted last election, 71 percent were done in secret.