I heard a term mentioned by my colleague the deputy leader of the National Party, Nicola Willis, that I hadn't heard actually for probably several decades, and it's a term that we need to hear more of, because I can certainly remember, as a younger person at university when we were discussing weighty issues about Parliament and legislation and law reform and democracy in our great little nation, we would often talk about how proud we were to be members of an egalitarian, property-owning democracy. And it's that term—"egalitarian, property-owning democracy"—that I heard Nicola Willis mention in her contribution today, and I think that's important. That is something that is good, it's aspirational, it's positive, and it's future looking. 