But let me go back to the Tuesday morning—to the pōwhiri. We put a lot of effort into making sure that the mayhem, the bedlam, of three years earlier didn't reoccur. We put a lot of effort into saying it doesn't matter who the speaker is, but we're all going to stand up as a Parliament and support that speaker. We made sure that we were inclusive. We included Simon Bridges. We gave him the honour of picking up the first challenge that was laid down. Then James Shaw had the honour of the second, and the Deputy Prime Minister had the honour of the third. Before we got up to the Treaty grounds, we were all in a room and we practised the waiata so that we all knew what the words were and we all knew what everyone was going to do.