TANGI UTIKERE (Labour—Palmerston North): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker, thank you. It's a pleasure to take a brief call. I guess, what I would like to start my contribution in the House with this afternoon is that we don't make any excuses on this side of the House for what this piece of legislation will deliver. I've been sitting here this afternoon listening to the contributions from some members opposite. We don't hate on the people of Grey Lynn here on this side of the House, we don't hate on those that choose to drink chardonnay. But it seems to me that there are excuses, a lack of ideas, coming from members opposite, and it's just excuses, excuses, excuses.