I look forward to engaging with the ambulance officers, the policemen, the corrections officers that get weasel words from members opposite. When it comes to voting in this Parliament, these guys are more interested in backing those that hurt our people on the front line. I say to members opposite: have a damn good look in the mirror. This is one of those occasions when Parliament needs to not speak but act in favour of backing those public servants, those volunteers in communities from Kaitāia to Bluff who put their life and their work on the line to protect society. I'm proud to be part of the National Party, that knows right and that's prepared to back these good people and is prepared to send a very clear message to the community of New Zealand: that you don't beat up on those people on the front line.