I found it rather amusing earlier, in the speeches by some of the Labour members—it was extraordinary—I heard the member from Whangārei, Dr Emily Henderson, in her Whangārei accent waxing lyrical about the ancient freedoms and the God-given rights that we should all have. Well, let's just get a bit of perspective here. This is a Government which, at present, is rushing through—under urgency—legislation that retrospectively changes commercial contracts, going somewhere that no Government of either stripe in this Parliament has ever gone before. This is a Government that got into a spat, and I don't mean that to be a pun, but a spat with a saliva-testing provider and is now producing legislation that says if you don't sell it to us we'll just come and take it. This is the Labour Party of high virtue that is trying to uphold the rule of law, and actually passes retrospective legislation—under urgency—that tries to take people's property if they won't sell it to them at a price they deserve. But when Nicky Hager writes a book and gets shaken down, they rush legislation into this House to try and uphold those high and mighty values.