Hon WILLIE JACKSON (Minister of Employment): It's going to be a hard act to follow. But I want to congratulate the National Party and particularly a Māori member who's been very critical of our Budget—over there, very critical of the Māori members too; said some terrible things about us, actually—Jo Hayes. She's the Māori development spokesperson for the National Party and she's said things about Whānau Ora in the last couple of weeks and she's said things about Māori members that I just find very hard to take. However, she did say today, though—I need to say this, because we're talking Budget—that she'll be questioning the leader of the National Party, Todd Muller, about the seniority list in terms of the National Party. She said on that very famous radio station, Radio Waatea—she said, "This is not good." This is from Jo Hayes. "We need to remedy this or you need to front up." That's what she's saying about Todd Muller. "You need to give a better explanation of why you've left us out. We have a party full of challenging people"—la, la, la—"and you need to actually say what is it you wanted, and it's up to him as to whether he'll come up with a response and why Māori have been left out"—