Probably the biggest difference I noticed, though, was not so much the content of the speeches but, actually, who was delivering them from the opposite side as the Leader of the Opposition. In the adjournment debate of 2017, it was Bill English; adjournment debate 2019, Simon Bridges; adjournment debate 2020, Judith Collins; and now, in the adjournment debate for 2021, Christopher Luxon. Just in case the trend continues, I offer my congratulations to the Leader of the Opposition and his deputy leader, Nicola Willis. We worked together and against each other on the Finance and Expenditure Committee, which may explain why, when they were asked by Newshub who from across the House they would pick for their team, they both identified me. Now, when I raised this slightly scary and alarming proposition with my chief whip, he responded very quickly with, "Mate, well, it's no surprise—they're looking for talent.", to which I then added, "And diversity." Thanks for the offer, but no thanks. I am the Labour MP for Mana, so talofa. 