Hon RON MARK: Listen up, young fella, you might learn something. Listen up, both ears. Nanny used to say, "Mouth shut, ears open, learn a lot." OK, so listen up. The resource management amendment bill that the John Key - led National Government put through took about 30-odd hours of Parliament time. It had people virtually camped in here under urgency. Not one of the amendments that New Zealand First offered up were accepted, and now people have got the audacity to preach back at us that we're not listening. So get with the programme; we don't have 15 years to amend it. We've got work to do. This is a first step in a couple of phases. If the Opposition want to get on board and help, if they truly want to remove the bureaucracy, if they truly want to get—remember, Mr Guy, the troubles with the Horizons One Plan. Remember that—your area, Horizons. Well, what did the Government of the day do about that? Nothing. One Plan choked a lot of dairy farmers in the Wairarapa and the Tararua and, I know, through the Manawatū—and kept on going. Wherever the One Plan spread its tentacles, farmers died. Their businesses were severely impacted.