The primary thing that this legislation does is it finalises those provisions made under urgency to make that change, and it was a change that we opposed, that we don't agree with. We believe, in the National Party, on this side of the House, that New Zealanders can be trusted to make decisions about how the democracy works in this country. We're not of the view that Willie Jackson is, that democracy has changed. I don't recall going to a constitutional convention where we decided that we were changing the nature of our constitution or our democracy. I don't recall a referendum of anybody asked. I don't recall ever hearing Jacinda Ardern standing up and saying, "Oh, by the way, vote for me and I'm going to change the way democracy works in this country. I'm going to change our democracy." I don't recall her ever saying that, because she never did. But Willie Jackson now thinks that's the case, and the Government keeps pushing through changes to the way in which we make elections.