I've just seen Clayton Mitchell hold up a sign with a 7½ on it. I can only guess that he was scoring my speech so far out of five, because, by the standards of his party speaking in Parliament, that's about what it deserves—150 percent. There we go, it is out of five. Thank you, Clayton Mitchell, for that adulation. I hope he learns something, because the New Zealand First Party in the previous Parliament postured politically that it was prepared to cross the floor and work with ACT and National to pass real Resource Management Act reform. Now the possibility exists to do just that—to cross the floor and work with National and ACT to pass real Resource Management Act reform—and where is New Zealand First? Nowhere. As per usual, throughout their history, they're more than happy to take the baubles of office and leave no lasting policy improvements for New Zealand. What a shame. All he can do is sit in the corner of the House and hold up silly signs. What a shame. No wonder New Zealand First is on the way out, and the great tragedy is they'll leave nothing behind. 