Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I want to begin my contribution, as the previous speaker did—Ingrid Leary, member of Parliament for Taieri—by acknowledging the passing of the Hon Stan Rodger, who was a predecessor of mine in the finest electorate in New Zealand. I do want to acknowledge his family, in particular, and the wider family, and pass on the condolences of this House. We know something of that man and his statesman-like contribution to our country, in service in a Cabinet, but also in many other roles in our community, and serving Dunedin for a very long time. So I just want to put those respects on record. He was a man with style, is the final thing I'll say. I very much enjoyed his anecdote, which I'm sure he shared with others: he sent a sealed letter to the Otago Daily Times (ODT) early in his parliamentary career, to be opened upon his retirement. And upon his retirement, that letter was opened by the ODT editor, and in it he had outlined very clearly that he intended to retire after the number of terms in Parliament that he actually was involved. So he was the member of Parliament for Dunedin North from 1978 through to 1990, and that was something that he was very clear on, early on. He had a spirit of service, and that was something that he was clear on, right at the start of his career.