Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): In my nearly 13 years in this place, I thought I'd heard it all, and then the Greens abstained. I am still picking myself up off the floor—that here we are, with a consequential amendment to minimum family tax credits as a consequence of a very significant material increase in the incomes of our most vulnerable New Zealanders, and the Greens can't support it. They can't even say aye to that. Surely this is Green Party whakapapa? Surely this is their raison d'être, apart from saving the planet? It's about saving the people from the quagmire of poverty, and they can't bring themselves to support it. I am staggered. I had thought I'd heard it all, and then the Greens come along and surprise me once again.