Now, look, last Friday, I was down at the working men's club in Invercargill to tell the good people of Invercargill that there's one party in this country that understands how Tīwai Point began, its whole history, and that the thousands of workers down there are going to get the backing of a party called New Zealand First right now and into the election—and it ain't going to be closing. You see, I have never seen so frequently in politics so many politicians, including myself, who were told a massive lie, and we all believed it. We were told that Tīwai Point was the beneficiary of subsidised electricity and that the aluminium was therefore the product of the taxpayer rather than the workforce. We were told that the supply agreement was a secret.