Rt Hon DAVID CARTER (National): It's a pleasure for me to follow that contribution from Tamati Coffey, the one-term Labour MP. He was seldom right as the weather man, and he was entirely wrong with his contribution then. I have also read the Prime Minister's statement—I've read it twice this afternoon. I was here when she delivered it in Parliament, and it says nothing. It's beautifully written, it's full of rhetoric, but there is absolutely no substance at all to the Prime Minister's statement, and that's what New Zealanders are noticing. That's what New Zealanders are saying to me time and time again: the Prime Minister can speak well, but you'll listen to it and you'll listen to it again and again and again and try to decipher what she has actually said, and it'd be a whole lot of empty words.