STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): I want to pick up where the honourable member began his speech, with the number of new faces in the House. Congratulations to all those people who are new MPs. It reminds me of what the Rt Hon David Carter did say to me at one time—that the average stay in Parliament is less than six years, which, at the time when he told me that, I found very hard to believe when you look at one of our members and one on the other side who've been here quite a lot longer than that time. But, actually, the number of people that have come through this year in this election underlines that fact that we should all treasure the time we have in this House. It is a privilege to be here, and when you're gone, it's probably very difficult to come back. So, on that note, Madam Speaker, I will commence my speech in the Address in Reply debate. I do not envy you having to remember all those names and new faces—it's quite a task. [Assistant Speaker holds up list] Yes, I'm sure you do have a bit of a cheat sheet, but I'm sure it has its challenges.