 If the government's not working for us, too, we have a right to change it or abolish it and build something new. So there, the concept of equality is about the equality of access to the tool of government that we all need. So it's an equality of opportunity, but it's specifically the opportunity to participate politically that's conveyed in that second sentence. And then the third way that equality comes into the text has to do with how the list of grievances is built.