That always surprised me, because although we had a minority Labour Government that relied on the Greens and New Zealand First for support, there was a clear majority in the Parliament to pass the legislation between Labour and National. There was a clear majority, and I always used to sit there and look at the Order Paper and think: why is the Government not advancing this quite sensible piece of legislation that will make a difference to oral health of young people? It just never happened and I don't really understand why. Maybe the Government was afraid that if they put the bill up, National would kind of do a backflip and decide not to support it. And I see the former Minister of Health is nodding vehemently at me, which I, frankly, don't understand because, you know, National supported the legislation as a sensible—in fact we introduced it, so it'd be a pretty strange thing for National having introduced the legislation to then turn around and not support it. Maybe he just couldn't get the numbers with the Greens and New Zealand First. I mean, the Greens have historically been hostile to fluoride, I know, so it'll be intriguing to see which way they vote on the third reading of this legislation. 