MICHAEL WOOD (Labour—Mt Roskill): The National Party has never found a significant vested commercial interest that it won't stand up and defend against the needs of the people of this country. Sometimes, it goes to a position of high farce, because I remember, actually, at the end of the last Parliament when the former Minister, Judith Collins, who Mr Young quoted—even she had to admit that the fuel market in New Zealand was not competitive, that it was "illogical", and that it was "not functioning properly". That was after, under the limp-wristed competition laws that that Government oversaw, they put in place a study that some of the fuel companies refused to participate in.