But with such a significant and long history in community law, I have to say I, like a few other colleagues, find it very frustrating this evening. My colleague Duncan Webb mentioned the word "hypocrisy", and that is what I'm feeling now—[Interruption]—or he may not have, but I do think that he spoke about the fact that there wasn't adequate funding for community law. Over the nine years that I was in community law, it was a time when the National Government failed to adequately fund us to do the work that we needed to. Our funding was, essentially, frozen. With increased costs and increased demand, what it actually meant was that we had a decrease in funding. What was also really frustrating is during a period of those nine years the National Government at that stage decided they would no longer fund community law centres to do law reform work, which meant that we couldn't identify those systemic issues and make submissions on them.