But, of course, then you've got the other examples. Jim Anderton, a principled person, was re-elected and formed a new party: Jim Anderton's Progressive Coalition. In fact, we've got a former member on the Labour front bench who is a former member. She wasn't elected as a Jim Anderton's coalition member, but is a former member. Tariana Turia left the Labour Party—again, principled dispute over the foreshore and seabed legislation—and formed the Māori Party, now called Te Paati Māori, and was, of course, re-elected and served a distinguished career as an MP for Te Tai Hauāuru and then also as a Minister in the last Government. 