Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Leader of the House): If this, the adjournment debate, the final debate of the 52nd Parliament, is setting out the terms for this year's election campaign, I say bring it on. Because one thing has been very clear from every comment from the members opposite and on this side—this election campaign apparently is all about the Labour Party. Because listening to the members opposite—and I've sat through plenty of adjournment debates during my time as a member of Parliament, and the one thing you get to do as an Opposition member, when the adjournment debate finally rolls around, is you get to stop being the Opposition and you get to set out your shingle for the campaign. You get to say what you would do differently for the country. Not one single new policy idea from the National Party. Gerry Brownlee mentioned the fact that they've been up and down the country announcing their policies. You'd never know that, listening to the debate in the House today. They did not mention one single policy, one single thing that they would do differently. 