Now, during the course of that Parliament, of course, New Zealand First taught us a number of lessons a number of times—that it was the letter of the agreement and not the spirit of the agreement that mattered to them. And because their agreement did not include a clause that prevented us from voting for the repeal of that legislation, when the Rt Hon David Carter's bill was drawn from the ballot, we supported it. And I was very pleased to be able to support it. I think it is a shame that the numbers have changed such that we are unable to be able to repeal it now. 