I'd like to recall one of my favourite memories of Mr Trevor Mallard. Here in the House, when I was a new MP, he graciously slipped me a note from the Clerk's staff after I'd been here for a small, wee while, saying "Marama, Marama, you're a strong speaker"—chur for that, by the way—"but you don't need to read from your notes. It would be really good if you could allow more freedom of speech in your debate in the House." And in your honour, Mr Trevor Mallard, I've made sure that I would read every word in my speech in your part today. By the way, Mr Mallard, I had been in the House for two days when I got that note from you.