So I'd put it to the members opposite, some of those that are sitting here thinking, "Is it really worth it to rush a law through, to say to the community that 'We don't want to hear from you.', to miss out on the wisdom of people out there who might have helpful suggestions, and to make our society just that little bit more divisive, just a little bit more exclusive?"—is it really worth it in order to make a retrospective law, because that is what's on the table. The costs and the benefits—in this case, even the benefits are actually a cost. For that reason, thoughtful members on the other side, I know, are thinking this is the wrong thing to do. To bring something forward by three years—one electoral cycle—when we've had 20 years to do it, and to erode New Zealand's democratic traditions like that is absolutely not worth it and is something that, frankly, I think they'll be a little embarrassed about when they look back on their careers in years to come. Thank you, Madam Speaker. 