I think back to my own father, who had political aspirations. He was a Methodist minister for just under 50 years, so everything was political in our home. But his hearing went, his health went, and so he never quite got across the bar. He said to me, "I don't know whether people like me are match-fit for that place." I hope I'm fulfilling some of his legacy, but, more importantly, for all those Kiwis who now have the opportunity to do and get the information and just get the tools—I think that was the one word that I saw in there—to make their opportunity to get into this place happen. We'll add local government a bit later. That's important, and I see some city councillors up there—Teri O'Neill—so, fantastic.