What does New Zealand First stand for? It stands for the sake of power. That's all it's there for. I remember as Speaker taking a delegation offshore and introducing the various members of the delegation. I was able to explain what National members stood for—it was to the centre-right of politics. I was able to explain what Labour stood for—the centre-left of New Zealand politics. I was absolutely stumped in trying to explain what New Zealand First stood for. So I asked the New Zealand First member on the delegation to explain it herself, and she said, "It's all in the name. It's New Zealand First." That was the principle. And I say that's just absolute bollocks. What it is is it's "Winston First". He's the guy, never there for the baubles of power, who couldn't grab them quickly enough, and what we're seeing now is an absolute repeat of what I observed in this House from 2005 to 2008. Again, New Zealand First and its leader is back before the Serious Fraud Office. On that occasion, there were denials about donations from one man, Owen Glenn, and they were found to be incorrect denials—up before the Privileges Committee and made to come back into this House and apologise for misleading Parliament. And that is about to repeat itself, because what you've got is Mr Peters, the New Zealand First Party, the New Zealand First Foundation, back before the Serious Fraud Office.