GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Recently, I had a period in my life when I was a little bit distracted about what was going on in the real world—it was around the death of a close relation—but, at the end of it, I came and I sat down and watched my telly one night, just thinking that I would have a catch-up with what's happening around the world. There was a poll result that came out—I believe it might have been on Newshub—and the poll was actually pretty good for this side of the House. But, in reflecting on the poll, I heard the commentator make a comment about "despite the omnishambles", and I thought, "Have I missed something here? During this period of distraction, have I gone into some sort of a time warp of the kind that I am reminded of when I look at the demographic across the other side of the House?" So I thought I had better do some research because I may have missed a little period of my life, because when I went into this possible time warp, things were looking quite good for New Zealand. 