So we appreciate the people who were able to make submissions to the select committee, and their perspectives both for and against the bill, but, fundamentally, this was a flawed and unacceptably poor process that has meant no meaningful engagement with the public, no listening to expert departmental advice, no living up to this Government's own commitment to consult broadly, yet this Government knew what it was doing. It was cynical politics, and the consequence is that the broad New Zealand public are none the wiser as to why the change is necessary. And that's a shame, because that will cause more division. So on these grounds, we continue to oppose the bill.