DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Thank you very much, Madam Chair. We find ourselves again in the Chamber trying to fix up past mistakes. All of this should have been easier if the IRD had better computer systems. But, actually, this is in large part not the case due to Peter Dunne. Peter Dunne, with his silver bouffant and trade mark bow ties, easily underestimated by the untrained eye, was a weapon, and he often harboured agendas that were not easily detected by the less keen observers. He, actually, heroically ran down the IRD's computer systems over a series of years, staying in Parliament for a total of 30 years to complete the task.