It is interesting seeing the debate through this House, because I would have thought this would be something that every member of Parliament—this, the crucible of our elected democracy, the place where people celebrate democracy—that every member of the House would like to see democracy maximised and that every citizen get the benefit of their democratic rights, but it turns out that's not the case. There are some people here who think that New Zealand citizens of voting age should actually be denied the right to vote. The argument from members opposite seems to be "Look, if people can't organise their lives,"—when it's in a complete shambles because of the housing market the National Party left us, and the labour market and all those other things—"then the response we should have to that is that they should be punished by not being allowed to vote." That's the National Party.