Then we come to Waitangi Day itself: 2,000 people attended the dawn karakia, and then there was no Simon Bridges there. Then, when we went out to the Prime Minister's breakfast, again 2,000 people lined up at that barbecue. There were half a dozen people who didn't line up at the barbecue—they were the National Party MPs. They were about 3,000 metres away, and, despite the noise—the hubbub of the crowd—the National Party members, we could still hear their stomachs rumbling. What they needed to do, instead of sitting there looking all forlorn, was just come down, grab a pair of tongs, and join in with all the other MPs to feed the crowd.