Tenth, while on Parliament, both in terms of this House and its committees: I've already been a bit mean about the wishy-washiness, the beigeness, descending on politics. It's right to say it hasn't always been so, either in terms of the substance of debate or the characterfulness of how it was put across. When I first arrived, there were still Clarks and Cullens and Hydes and Peters as well as a host of others—including you, Mr Speaker—prepared to get up and go at it. I didn't always agree with what was said. Sometimes MPs went too far. But they were bold and without fear or favour. They'd send shivers down your spine. Today, I fear they might be cancelled. 